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Piano Finger Exercise Lessons
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(90 ratings)
3,809 students
Created byMicah Blake
Last updated 1/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Increase the speed and fluidity of your piano playing
  • Play five piano exercises with consistency and ease
  • Play piano exercises with two hands confidently
  • Bring your piano playing up to the next level, whether your just beginning or have played for years

Course content

5 sections33 lectures1h 4m total length
  • Introduction1:09
  • Muscle memory and why my brain thanks it1:06
  • Time to get precise about what "practice makes perfect" means0:28
  • Music Theory3:33

    Get more Music Theory Resources at speakingmusic.studio

Requirements

  • Students should have access to a piano or a keyboard. Size and style doesn't matter.
  • All ages are welcome to take this class but children who can't read should be accompanied by someone to navigate and read select sections.

Description

If you want to play the piano more fluently, then this course will give you the resources to achieve that goal. We have several ways to learn, including videos, sheet music, and finger exercises. Beginners as young as 4 can use it to start getting the muscle memory to become a great pianist, but it can help players at any level.

Try this course out if you want more speed and accuracy in your piano playing.

Who this course is for:

  • This course is great for people who are interested in learning piano. It will take off months of private lessons which could save you hundreds of dollars.
  • This course can help intermediate or advanced students as an addition to their own practices.
  • This isn't a course for someone who wants to learn just a song or two. It's for someone who wants to have the muscle memory of years of practice even if they don't plan to start learning piano for a year or two.