Hi there, I love how everyone has their own challenges when playing a piece of music. Since we all learn learn differently. I thought I would share this video with you that can give you a possible way of sight reading. The objective is not so much about getting the rhythm correct, but rather seeing how you can read from one note to the next. Let me know if you find these alternative learning resources helpful. 🫶

Are your wrists feeling tight, sore, or exhausted after just 20 minutes of piano practice? You are not alone. Stiff wrists are the number one enemy of speed, expression, and beautiful tone. More importantly, tension leads to injury. The Drop-and-Relax Drill: A daily warm-up exercise to build muscle memory. Don't fight the keys and let the weight of your arms do the work. Watch the video below. 😊

It's very common to read or play a piece of music thinking about the right hand part separately from the left hand. In this lesson, I wanted my student to think about the interaction between both hands and how they co-relate with one another. Are you able to spot it? 😊