Structuring Your Piano Practice Time - Piano Lesson (Pianote)

[@bykevinzhong]

Here's my preferred routine, it may not be good for everyone but i think it's pretty productive: Start with finger excercises and warm ups, (20 minutes) Practise Major, Minor, harmonic and melodic scales, (30 minutes) Practise Repertoire and etude pieces (1 hour) Then I like to end off by playing some fun meme pieces or stuff like that for 10 minutes or so

[@adrianrobles5204]

Thanks a lot pianote, this is was one of the few channels that really helps me in my learning in piano. God bless

[@kentong9514]

Warm up with 36 major and minor scales

[@Clauds71]

Yeaaaaay thanks Lisa 😁🙌💯

[@teachyourselfpiano3001]

Your videos have been great, working on strengthening fingers, scales and just started arpedggios. About two weeks in and feel improvement already :)

[@MrAbhijeet728728]

Thanks! Well, for me technique takes most of my time. I overlook how important it is to develop ear. I will try your suggested routine.

[@onurunabisi]

Thanks

[@hungnguyenmanh2926]

Thanks valuable expression

[@clwhite1127]

Where do you fit in pieces that you are practicing for performance?

[@PianoteOfficial]

So this is an older video, and we just released a newer one here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/enWVf6aGpd2HsMU I would practice your repertoire and any performance pieces after warmup and technique! It should be the bulk of you practice time really. Good luck!

[@Caliber24]

My online teacher will free lol told me that since I know alot of songs(lyrics) to them he said you know that is gonna require at learning to sight read... I cringed like you gotta be kidding me lol. I can read some but I end up taking it into memory and not needing the sheet music any more for some songs but I be a good student and listen lol and do it. I often sight read some music I have no clue on how it sounds but I do it for note recognition and to find patterns but I really want to learn Cannon in D😭 i can hum it in my head but my fingers ger crossed up in some sections and it madness with the timing

[@Caliber24]

First my goal is to be able to play something but I don't want to just be bound to only knowing how to play sheet music often time I learn a song buy listen to it or following a tutorial. Yet I find myself reading sheet music but end up taking it to memory and not needing sheet music anymore haha I need a direction. Any tips

[@Caliber24]

Thanks for the tip don't feel bad about playing by ear or memorizing. I really love me some Cannon in D although it is many variations of it. I want to master it but my fingers get twisted up on the fast parts. I will continue to sight read as you say and sight read and take it to memory as quickly as possible lol. I try to learn music that I am interested in so it doesn't seem like a burden. I have picked up random sheet music just enhance my letter reading and I can figure out some of it haha even if I'm not interested in it. Thank for the tips

[@afihaileywibowo1095]

Thanks, Lisa!😊😍 Ideally, for a not so beginner but not yet intermediate either, how long should we practice in a day? I intend to become a professional piano player😂