【ピアノ学習者必見】本気で悩んでいる学習者に贈る譜読みを早くする方法【ピアノ雑記帳】

Everyone goes through the process of "reading music" before playing a new piece. Beginners and advanced players alike worry that they're slow at reading music. There's a reason why they're slow. Please use this video as a reference and review your own reading and practice. *This content is not intended for those who just want to enjoy playing. Please note that it is intended for those who want to take music seriously as a hobby. Table of Contents 00:00:56 What is music reading? 00:02:39 Characteristics of slow music readers 00:10:43 How to read music faster 00:29:04 Ending Click here for how to read music. [Nishino Tomoya's Piano Notebook] I'm sharing useful information for piano players. I'm sure those who want to pursue the "essence" of music will agree. I aim to make my explanations easy to understand for classical music experts, but my honesty can often be harsh. This course is primarily aimed at those who are serious about music education. Please note that the content may be rigorous and unsuitable for those who simply want to enjoy playing. [Profile] Tomoya Nishino, Pianist and Piano Researcher Graduated from the Kunitachi College of Music, Department of Piano. After graduating, he met and studied with his mentor, the late Igor Nikonovich. Through repeated lessons, he became fascinated with Russian pianism. After his teacher's passing, he continued his studies in Moscow under Mikhail Litsky. He has since studied piano with Lyudmila Pluushnik and Igor Lebedev, and accompaniment with Yulia Lev. Fascinated from a young age by the performances and sounds of great performers of the past, he developed an interest in the instruments used at that time. He traveled across Japan in search of pianos from the Golden Age, an era essential to any discussion of piano performance, and recorded audio recordings of these instruments, which he posts on YouTube as "Piano Listening Videos," promoting the appeal of antique pianos. Currently living in Chiba Prefecture. For a detailed profile, please see this link! https://www.nishino-tomoya.com/biography [Nishino Tomoya's Website] Apply for lessons here. https://www.nishino-tomoya.com/ #piano #beethoven #schumann #liszt #chopin #rachmaninoff #schubert #mozart #pianolearning #selftaughtpiano #musicreading