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Piano Practice
February 20, 2010
Pleasing multiple piano teachers doesn’t go so well
Harder and harder, turning practice into Hell
Two hours? Not enough. Three, maybe four?
Done? Learn another. Pile the load! More and more
Note after note, beat after beat
Start counting the time by tapping your feet
The lesson to be learned? Are you kidding me? Don’t you get it?
Piano is always extremely repetitive
© Heather H., Phoenix, AZ
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