Classical Piano Overview
Classical Piano Practice Tips
Staying On Tempo in Classical Piano
Playing Slowly in Classical Piano
Playing Faster in Classical Piano
Classical Piano Sight Reading Tips
Classical Piano Focus Tips
Fixing Mistakes in Classical Piano
How to Choose a Piano
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Summary: How to choose a piano for playing classical piano songs like Solfeggietto by CPE Bach; learn this and more in this free online piano lesson taught by an expert pianist.
Shoshana Cook graduated from the University of North Texas, with a major in piano and voice. She has been playing the piano since she was 6 years old. Shoshana has been playing around...read more
"Hello my name is Shoshana Cook I'm with Expert Village and today I will be talking about tips on learning and playing classical music. I don't know there is a certain brand of piano that is better then any other brand. But it all depends on what you like. I like a very bright sound in my piano so I just play all the different brands until I found that one. No matter if you like it brighter or a little darker, you can find brighter dark in every brand pretty much. So you just play around whatever store you are looking at to find the piano that works for you. I started with a short spinet piano which is like a upright by smaller. It only stands about this high off of the ground just a little higher than a keyboard. Then you have your studio piano which is a little taller and your upright which I'm sure we are all familiar with that, they are the really big ones. Once I started entering competitions my parents bought a grand piano because they can take a little more pounding for those big fast, hard, energetic songs. "
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