Playing with all your fingers

The beginner piano lessons are now moving to the step in how to play your piano using all your fingers. This step will reveal the basic piano lessons and strategies to operate the piano effortlessly as well as efficiently. It will be great if finally you could play using both hands together. All you need to do is be patient and relaxed since it may take some time. All of instructions must be followed carefully, ensuring you can practice with the right manner before going further. .

THUMB AND FINGER NUMBERS
As a part of the beginner piano lessons , numbering the thumb and finger is also essential to be done. Even in the adult piano lessons , the numbering system will be required. Let's say, for the thumb you number it as 1 (one). Then for the rest of fingers, you can number them as 2 (two), 3(three), 4 (four), and 5 (five). This way you will be easy to recognize every note, simply by seeing the finger. However, remember that this system is only applicable when you play piano since when you play the other instruments, this numbering system may be different. .

Remember that the thumb is always '1' - the fingers are '2', '3', '4', and '5'. Learn this numbering so you will know which finger to use for each note. (Be very careful if you play another instrument, because piano fingering may not be the same.)

TAKE CARE OF YOUR HANDS
If you are seriously following the beginner piano lessons or even the basic piano lessons , then you must also take care of your hands. It's better to keep your fingernails somewhat short; therefore every time you practice the fingernails will not beat the keys. Don't let your nails' level exceed the fingertips. Another important thing is you should wash your hands before playing your piano in order to keep it clean and hygienist. Also, it's not suggested to play using cold hands since your fingers may be inflexible or rigid. Stretch your fingers to make them flexible and elastic. Then, clench your hands and create some movements to make your fingers widely spread.

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