Improvisation is one of the most intimidating areas of piano learning for adults. Many adult learners admire musicians who can sit at the piano and freely create music, yet feel that improvisation is reserved for those with natural talent or years of formal training. When adults try to improvise, they often feel stuck, unsure of … Read more
For many adult piano learners, chords feel confusing, overwhelming, or secondary compared to reading individual notes. Some adults focus entirely on sheet music and ignore chords, while others jump straight into chord charts without truly understanding how harmony works. Both approaches often lead to gaps that limit musical freedom. In reality, chord knowledge is one … Read more
Learning to play piano by ear is one of the most desired abilities among adult learners. Many people imagine sitting at the piano, hearing a melody, and playing it back naturally without sheet music. This skill often feels mysterious or reserved for those with special talent. In reality, playing by ear is a trainable skill … Read more