Playing Piano Research Paper

On a cold December morning, my mom was playing Christmas music in church. As I listened, I was inspired to play piano and follow in her footsteps. I watched as my mom's hands flew across the piano in a series of graceful movements. It amazed me! I knew of few people that played piano! Statistics show that if you play Mozart's pieces in your right ear, you will do better at math and in your right ear, you will excel at language and English. Who would have ever thought that music could increase my learning skills in English and math? My favorite parts about piano are learning the songs, playing the music, and escaping the outside world.

To begin with, playing piano comes with a numerous amount of perks. It is my number one stress reliever and it helps to calm me down. The night before a test, I play piano and it assists me on getting an amazing nights rest. I have lots of anxiety and piano reduces my anxiety enormously. Studies show that people who play piano have a slower aging process. Playing piano has helped me gain a tremendous amount of dexterity which I didn't have before. My hand muscles get stronger by the day because of the hand motions needed to play the music. I …show more content…
If I miss a single beat, it can alter the songs overall feeling and put a bad taste in the listener's mouth. If I were t make a mistake whilst playing a song, the listener might not listen as intently. Song difficulty can range from simple to complex. My family truly adores listening to my music and I love playing in church. Learning a song can't be done overnight. It takes repetition, focus, and determination to play a song successfully. When I play a song, it may inspire me to create an original song. I've learned that music can change, heal, and inspire people in way words cannot. You can play a song and you might impress a few people but if you play a song with your heart and soul, you will truly move