Have you taken piano lessons before but are concerned about taking them again now that you’ve been out of practice? No worries here at Omaha School of Music and Dance! We have wonderful teachers that will help you through these steps to get you back into playing like a pro!
Step 1: Warm Up!
Warming up after having not played for a long time can be a little discouraging, but at OSMD we can help you stretch out your hands and place your fingers in the proper way to get you back at the piano! You also don’t have to know a full song to warm up, just some scales and maybe some arpeggios to get your fingers flying! We can help you relearn the basics, or we can pick up right back where you left off!
Step 2: Play Songs You Enjoy!
Playing songs that you enjoy can help you ease gradually back into your craft, while also helping you take pleasure in practicing! Learning songs that you know can also make practicing easier and even fun! While you learn these new songs, they can help you avoid becoming bored with practicing and with your lessons. We have awesome teachers that will help you choose a song that you like but are also challenging enough to help you rebuild your skills! You can also work on songs you have already learned before – pulling them back out will be a great refresher for any lesson!
Step 3: Have Fun!
It is so important to enjoy taking piano lessons because learning an instrument can be hard sometimes! Our teachers here at Omaha School of Music and Dance are great to work with and can really make jumping back into lessons easier and more enjoyable! While you may have taken a long break for a number of reasons, it’s important to think of playing the piano as a fun and skilled tool to further your musical progress!
These steps are crucial to jumping back into piano lessons! Our teachers are equipped with these techniques to help you get right back into it! If you would like to start taking piano lessons again, you can call us at 402-515-9639 or you can stop by for a visit and a personal tour! We are right off of 144th and Dodge!”
