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10 Resolutions for Piano Players in 2024

For many of us, New Year’s resolutions are heavy with responsibility, usually including health and exercise, work and finances, and even family relationships. One thing often overlooked in the resolution process is fun hobbies or passions such as playing the piano.

Incorporating fun resolutions related to hobbies and passions into New Year’s resolutions enhances motivation and joy in goal-setting. These resolutions, focusing on personal interests and enjoyment, provide a healthy balance to more serious goals. They foster personal growth, creativity, and stress relief. In this article, we share some of our favorite piano-player resolutions for the new year.

10 New Years Resolutions for Piano Players

As the New Year approaches, it’s the perfect time for piano players to set musical goals and resolutions to improve skills, repertoire–and enjoyment–in the new year. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced pianist, consider these resolutions to reinvigorate your piano playing passion.

1. Master a New Genre

Embrace diversity in your playing by exploring a new genre. If you’re a classical pianist, delve into jazz or contemporary styles, and vice versa. This will not only broaden your musical horizons but also enhance your versatility as a pianist.

2. Commit to Daily Practice

Consistency is key in musical development. Set aside a specific time each day for practice, even if it’s just for 15 minutes. Even shorter, more regular, focused practice is more effective than sporadic, lengthy sessions.

3. Learn a Challenging Piece

Challenge yourself by selecting a piece that pushes your technical and musical boundaries. Tackling a challenging composition will not only improve your skills but also provide a great sense of accomplishment once mastered.

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Mikelle Despain

Piano Insights Author

Mikelle is a classically trained pianist and former piano teacher who has been in the piano retail industry for over 20 years. Her dream piano is a Yamaha S5X. She currently provides expert insights for Piano Gallery to share information and advice for buying, playing, and enjoying the piano. When she's not writing or playing piano, she's spending time with her four kids, tending her vegetable garden, boondock camping, hiking, or cooking overly-extravagant meals for friends.

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