Exploring the Benefits and Advantages
In this article, you'll see three types of benefits that you will get from taking piano lessons as an adult.
These benefits are: Practical Benefits
Personal Benefits
Greater Quality of Life Benefits
When You Take Lessons With Diana Mascari, You'll Be Able To:
Practical Benefits
🎵 radically enhance your playing through a completely new perspective on music theory.
🎵 play your favorite pieces performance ready with repertoire review at every level.
🎵 gain hand independence by learning her system of left hand accompaniment patterns.
🎵 develop the practice habits that will lead to consistent improvement.
Personal Benefits
🎵 shift from student mindset to that of musician, as your self-expression emerges.
🎵 enjoy the deep satisfaction, rich and complete sound that solo piano playing provides.
Greater Quality of Life Benefits
🎵 appreciate the added benefit of keeping your mind sharp, that playing the piano brings.
🎵 create a legacy of shared memories of family, through musical connection & collaboration.
🎵 infuse your life with reflection & mindful renewal.
🎵 permit yourself time to create more life balance as you tune out the rest of the world.
🎵 experience a sense of expanding personal identity, which your musicianship will cultivate.
In conclusion, playing the piano as an adult offers practical skills, personal growth, and a better quality of life. Whether it's learning new songs, expressing emotions through music, or simply enjoying the calm it brings, the piano has a unique way of enriching our daily lives. These benefits come together to create a more balanced and fulfilling life, helping us to stay engaged, relaxed, and ready to tackle life's challenges with a sense of joy and accomplishment.
About Diana Mascari
Diana Mascari-Piano Teacher for Adults
Diana Mascari has taught piano to hundreds of adults and children for more than 46 years. She holds two Masters of Music degrees from New England Conservatory and taught keyboard harmony to music majors while pursuing doctoral studies at Boston University. She was the music director for a multi-cultural Presbyterian Church for four decades, and her jazz and classical compositions have been performed worldwide. Diana has been performing for more than 50 years. From solo jazz piano to commercial groups touring the East Coast to leading her own jazz ensembles at colleges and jazz clubs throughout New England.
To Get Her FREE Course: Accompaniment Styles to Energize Your Piano Playing, click here
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