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Piano Tips Of The Day:
"Repertoire"
This is the collection of musical pieces one knows how to play well. I like to call this the
fruits and veggies of piano practice. A good piano player can easily play anywhere from 25 to 75
pieces comfortably.  Repertoire can range from classical pieces to hymns, or popular songs and other
pieces. By the way, repertoire is often performed without the player reading from sheet music.
A good sight reading skill is essential to develop broad repertoire. In order to broaden their
repertoire collection, some piano players learn a new piece every 2-4 weeks .
"Improvisational Abilities"
This is what I commonly refer to as the protein of piano practice. A player that possesses excellent
sight reading and technical skill but has limited ability to improvise is lopsided. This is similar
to a public speaker who must constantly refer to their notes during a speech. One should spend at
least 15-30 minutes on improvisational practice exercises on a daily basis. I also suggest a minimum
of 60 minutes of active listening and 60 minutes of passive listening to recorded music on a weekly basis.
This can easily be done when one is driving in their car or exercising.