The Piano Research Paper

Anybody who has the least interest in music has experienced the great effect of the piano in his favorite music. In the layman’s language, the piano is a musical instrument played through a keyboard. Apparently, this definition was wrong as I came to learn later in my first piano class. I remember the day as though it was yesterday. My piano teacher defined the piano as ‘the only musical instrument required creating magic in any rhythm’. When I recall it now that I am older, I tend to think that his definition was correct. I cannot think of any song that is a world- sensation without the piano playing in its beat.
The piano is played at different places for many reasons. Professional pianists called the virtuosos showcase their skills in events. When I was a piano student, I would play the piano at the piano school together with other conservatoire pianists. But the difference is I played under the guidance of my teacher. However, as I began to learn the ropes, I found myself playing for longer with minimal guidance from my teacher. My dream was always to go pro in the piano playing business. I dreamt of being among the best …show more content…
Back then, piano playing was a preserve for the men. Initially, I had thought that the piano originated in America because of the many genres of American music that rely on the piano. R&B, Blues, Classical, and Jazz derive their popularity from the piano. The country has numerous piano schools that make it seem like piano playing is an element of American culture. The piano has spread to almost every continent. The major stereotype is that Asians are more inclined to violin playing than any other musical instrument. The truth is, the piano is equally popular. In China alone, there are over 100,000 piano schools. The piano is also popular in Africa, despite its over- reliance on drums. The piano forms the baseline of the beat in many African