Active Repertoire is the music we can play any time, any place. These are the pieces we can perform without notice, without any embarrassment, and ideally from memory.
And for the Autumn, Pianodao has a new FREE challenge to download and take part in, aimed at giving you positive, realistic piano goals that will enable you to thrive and develop confidence…
Continue reading Active Repertoire • Autumn 2023Supporting Your Piano Playing Journey
Written by ANDREW EALES
Since writing my article What can you play? readers have shown quite an interest in the concept of Active Repertoire.
In this article I explain a little more about how Active Repertoire fits into the wider picture of your piano journey.
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Written by ANDREW EALES
One of the major stumbling blocks for players is that we too often feel that we are struggling, making little progress, and perhaps just haven’t got what it takes to become a “good player” (however we define what that is).
To enjoy playing an instrument, we need to move beyond this negative self-talk. And I suggest that one of the most easy and powerful ways we can achieve this is to adjust the balance between working and playing during our personal piano time.
Which brings us to the question,
Continue reading What Can You Play?“What can you play?”
