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Is there a “right way” to structure a practice session?

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Is there a “right way” to structure a practice session?

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There is no one, “right way”. As a general guideline, I suggest 20% of the time on technique, 70% on literature, and 10% on fun. We’re all different so remember these are just guidelines, not set in stone. Piano Practice Suggestions for Young Ones 5-10 minutes total per day (1-3 practice sessions per day if possible) 1. Find a smooth rock or small ball that they can close their hand around. Maybe they can decorate the object or name it. It can be the little hand position friend. Sit it on the piano so they can always see their buddy. Have them practice holding the object in a relaxed manner and then remove the object and place hand on piano keys. Have them play a few adjacent keys all the while trying to keep the hand position (nicely curved fingers, with a wrist parallel to keys. Always emphasize arms should be relaxed not stiff.) This should be FUN! Do both hands one at a time. You may use a short song they are learning to practice hand curve. 2. Clap and/or dance along with their fa

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