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Proper way of using your fingers on piano playing is a vital role for better piano playing techniques and it also decreases the chances of any piano playing problems such as wrist pain, numb finger and so on. Having proper fingering makes piano playing easier and can actually help you do piano techniques such as runs and fillers. Improper piano fingering can result to acquired bad habits that may hinder piano playing or performances. Watch this video for a brief yet important piano lesson for proper way of piano fingering. Click, watch and subscribe! The golden tool that was ever invented and used is the hand. With it you can invent things and do other skills such as painting or playing musical instruments.

We already tackled piano music symbols and terms but we weren’t able to discuss about piano accidentals which are also piano musical symbols. Why? Simply because nobody can handle any type of overload learning especially when you have to be in level two with your piano lessons. Piano accidentals are musical symbols that states if certain piano notes should be played in a higher or lower pitch.  It is represented by symbols sharps (♯), flats (♭), and naturals (♮) after the clef symbols. It is always aligned with certain piano notes. Understanding needs seeing, so watch this video about piano accidentals and how to play them correctly on the piano. We hope that today’s lesson will make piano sight

In the past few episodes of this podcast, you have learned how to fairly read the piano sheet music but there is still something missing. If you are paying attention to piano sheet music you’ll notice numbers and in some time symbols after the clef which we discussed last time. If you missed the chance to watch it, just click --bHERE. Those numbers are called time signatures. Time Signatures are used to identify a measure as to both the number of beats and the value of each beat because we divide music into beats. You can think of the beat as the 'pulse' of the music. It consists of two numbers; the top number represents the number of beats contained in a measure. The bottom number represents what type of note gets one beat. There are more different time signatures than you are aware of. This lesson will provide everything that you need. You can learn more and easy if you watch the video so go click and have fun.

One of the most important and essential part of a piano sheet music and learning how to play the play the piano are the two clefs. In a piano sheet music there are five lines which are called staffs. In the beginning of each staff are musical symbols which are the clefs. It is essential to understand them as they will determine whether you play a certain piano note high or low on a piano. The Treble clef is usually played by the right hand and plays the melody of the music while to Bass clef plays the rhythm of the music and uses the left hand. Both clefs are important as together they create beautiful piano music. The better you understand the clefs and the piano notes will help you get a better piano sight reading skills along the way.

In this episode of my online piano tutorials, I’ll teach you everything about the note values in a piano sheet music. Piano note values determine the speed, the beat and the music rhythm required on playing certain music. Some requires faster beats such as The Entertainer by Scott Joplin while others are slower yet with rhythms like Fur Elise by Beethoven. Knowing how to read and learn the proper note values ensures anyone a better understanding on how to play the piano as well as better piano sight reading skills.