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We’ve long known that playing a musical instrument has a multitude of benefits for the human brain. Studies have shown playing an instrument has a correlation with positive effects like stress relief and higher test scores, just to name a few.
It’s been my experience that many people who are interested in playing the piano are intimidated by what seems to be an exorbitant amount of music theory that has to be digested and understood. Thankfully, there is a plethora of information available that breaks the theory down into palatable sizes. These bite size pieces of … Continued
What’s the Difference Between Types of Vertical Pianos? You’re probably familiar with what a grand piano looks like. In a grand piano, the frame and the strings are both horizontal, accounting for the piano’s large body and full, rich sound.
It’s music to my ears and to my heart. Playing the piano can make you healthier and smarter. There’s scientific research to prove it. Here’s the top 10 ways being a piano player can improve the quality of your life.
I started playing piano at a very young age. From learning to play and as time went by, it dawned on me that I learned plenty of life lessons through my piano lessons.
There are numerous advantages of playing piano that go far beyond a better appreciation for both music and the achievement of a new skill. If you are still not convinced about taking up piano lessons or sending your child to learn the piano, the following six benefits may just help you make the decision:
What do you normally do after a long and stressful day at work? A number of people would probably choose to drink or sit semi-comatose in front of their plasma TV, while others may opt for the gym to de-stress.