Featured Posts
Top Posts & Pages
-
Recent Posts
Older Posts
- June 2013 (2)
- March 2013 (3)
- February 2013 (1)
- January 2013 (1)
- September 2012 (1)
- June 2012 (1)
- May 2012 (9)
- April 2012 (6)
- March 2012 (12)
- February 2012 (9)
- January 2012 (14)
- December 2011 (16)
- November 2011 (31)
- October 2011 (34)
- September 2011 (32)
- May 2011 (10)
Categories
- External Resources (2)
- Documentaries (2)
- Featured Posts (5)
- HND 1 (89)
- Lectures Logbooks (89)
- Composition Log (12)
- Improv Logbook (27)
- Music Theory (3)
- Portfolio (9)
- Rec Studio Logbook (7)
- REH (23)
- Technology Logbook (3)
- Writing About Music (5)
- Lectures Logbooks (89)
- HND 2 (5)
- Performance Workshops (17)
- Piano Exercises (7)
- Stereo Cafe (69)
- External Resources (2)
My Links
Aural & Theory
Blogroll
Libraries
Other
Piano Exercises
Resources
Tools
Agenda
-
Join 15 other subscribers
HND Bloggers Feed
- An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later.
Blog Stats
- 20,788 hits
Category Archives: Piano Exercises
The Chord-Scale Method
Well done for me for (not) reading emails carefully! Looks like Simon’s emailed us an exciting new exercise to help with our improvisation skills. This exercise is based on the four basic jazz chords: dominant 7th, Maj7, m7 and half-diminished … Continue reading
Jazz Specific Piano Practice
Happy New Year everybody! Hope you had a great time doing whatever you felt like doing during the break. As for myself, I managed to alternate between gluttony, sleep (loads) and some piano practice of course. I wanted to make … Continue reading
Posted in Piano Exercises
Tagged chords, exercises, jazz, learning, music, Piano, piano exercises, piano practice, routine, teacher
Leave a comment
Stretching Exercises for Pianists
I love the outdoors. Hiking and cycling has played a huge role in my life over the past few years. One thing I learned there is the value of physical exercises and stretching. Any musician uses muscles to play an … Continue reading
Posted in Piano Exercises
Tagged exercise, exercises, fitness, instrument, muscle, music, musicians, piece, play, practice, rehearsal, score, stretch, stretching, tune
3 Comments
Advice to the Young Pianist
In search for some more piano exercises I came across this one titled Advice To the Young Pianist. It’s basically a confirmation of what I discovered already: the more you play the better you get 🙂 Frederick Hodges’ advise is basically … Continue reading
Posted in Piano Exercises
Tagged arpeggios, music, piano exercises, piano practice, scales, teaching, tutorial
Leave a comment
Can You Sight Read
Anyone seriously interested in improving their sight reading should take a look at a book by Lois Phillips Can You Sight Read. Unlike many other sight reading books this one focuses on your ability to read and transpose at the … Continue reading
Posted in Piano Exercises
Leave a comment
Piano Technique and Chord Progressions
Two aspects will be mentioned today. I’ve always thought my knowledge of the piano technique was inadequate but at the same time thought it probably wasn’t very important to pop musicians. The book the Edinburgh Library kindly loaned to me … Continue reading
Posted in Piano Exercises
Leave a comment
Rhythm Exercises for Piano
I decided to start a series of articles on piano practice. I keep coming across interesting exercises that are just too good to be forgotten. Today, I’ll describe some rhythm exercises. Pianists like any other musicians need to know rhythm. … Continue reading