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Piano Lessons

While others are idly scrolling through their phones, you ignite the entire venue with "Croatian Rhapsody". When children complain about the dullness of studying, you teach them "the beauty of persistence" with the piano. The sweat that drips in the piano room will eventually turn into the light on your path in life - now, sit down and play the first note, and that is the beginning of change.

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Piano beginner's teaching

Piano beginner's teaching

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Piano beginner's teaching

In the world of black and white keys, every touch can play the melody of the soul. Whether you want to cultivate an elegant demeanor or master a talent, learning the piano is an excellent choice. Our piano courses will take you on a wonderful musical journey!

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Piano score teaching and piano key recognition teaching

Have you ever been deeply attracted by the beautiful melodies flowing from the piano, dreaming of one day sitting at the piano and skillfully pressing the keys to play your own piece of music? Now, the opportunity has come!

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The origin and development of the piano

In 1709, Italian Cristofori invented the piano. Its core design was the use of hammers to strike the strings and the resulting tuning system. This solved the harpsichord's inability to change volume by key pressure, allowing for a dynamic shift between "light" (piano) and "loud" (forte). In the mid-18th century, German Silbermann improved the hammers and added a damper pedal. The light pianos produced by the Viennese School were favored by Mozart for their sensitivity. In the 19th century, the Broadwood Company expanded the range and reinforced the piano frame. In 1825, a cast iron frame solved string tension issues. Cross-string technology enhanced resonance. A double escapement mechanism enabled rapid legato, satisfying the needs of Romantic composers. In the 20th century, the piano was formalized into two types: grand and upright.

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