However, most piano apps don’t teach you proper fingering and posture techniques.
They are worth it if you use a MIDI keyboard (not a touch screen) and give it the amount of practice and diligence necessary. If you are someone who just wants to play some riffs and your favorite hit songs, you can easily learn from YouTube videos, books, apps, online courses, and so on without an instructor. However, it is particularly essential to become a piano performer and perhaps also read sheet music. Either way, you will find yourself greatly motivated to continue working. It doesn’t matter if it’s online or offline. Surround yourself with friends and family who support your learning or are learning instruments themselves. And looking forward to doing so drives you. But how do you do that if you have no audience? Well, something as simple as recording yourself playing and sending it via Telegram or Messenger to a friend can be gratifying. If you wish to teach yourself something, figure out what motivates you. Being able to play Canon in D for the first time is a proud moment, and it’s absolutely okay to feel that way too! However, to reach the levels of pianists we admire, you will need to put in a lot of practice, where self-reward helps a lot. And what’s more, it’s a very rewarding journey. 8.4 Readings that you may like: Can you teach yourself piano?
