Friend, If You Practice "Stride Piano," You'll Will Possess a SKILL SET to Play ANYTHING on the Keyboards!

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Friend, If You Practice "Stride Piano," You'll Will Possess a SKILL SET to Play ANYTHING on the Keyboards!

Hi Friend,

I've just uploaded a new post at my BLOG (www.PlayPianoAndReadMusic.Wordpress.com).

You should find if very helpful in your journey to playing the piano.

Remember to take your time when practicing this technique.

As always, slow it down and make sure you "land" on the correct notes!

Warning: your left shoulder muscle will be soar for a couple of days, but you will be playing ALL over the piano and enjoy a freedom in your playing that you've never experienced before!

Have a great weekend!

And remember, you can follow me on TWITTER and receive additional practice tips at: http://twitter.com/mrronsmusic and http://twitter.com/ronsmusic

And always leave your comments and/or questions.

To your success,

Ron
July 18th, 2009 at 5:26 pm

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