Learn to Play Piano
Learn to play piano to help your flute playing.
Why?
- Music-reading skills. It is much easier to strike a note on the piano than to play a note on the flute. No worries about holding the instrument, breathing, or embouchure. So make it easy on yourself--learn music notation and rhythm skills on the piano, then transfer those skills to the flute.
- Develop rhythmic sense. It's much easier to count out loud while playing the piano than the flute.
- Gain understanding of harmony and music theory. We flutists just play one line at a time, without the opportunity to understand counterpoint and how the accompaniment fits in with the solo line.
- Playing the piano is fun and makes you a well-rounded musician.
Taking lessons on piano is great, but what about your busy schedule, cost, etc.?
Look on-line for great piano instruction resources.
Try the Rocket Piano course--it's the best available.
Learn how to play piano with step-by-step piano lessons supported by video and audio files.
Rocket Piano
is organized into 3 high quality books taking you on a journey from beginner to advanced in your piano playing.
These video lessons are amazing, they have been professionally recorded and edited, and are guaranteed to be more stylish and useful than anything you will find.
There is no substitute for seeing and hearing how something is supposed to be played. You'll discover the most effective ways to practice so that you master new material quickly, without developing bad habits.
Learn to play the piano smoothly and flawlessly, while cutting your learning time in half!
Another excellent resource is choose-piano-lessons.com. This site offers information on how to play the piano and music theory.
There are lots of great reasons to learn to play piano. Give it a go!
