The correct posture of playing the piano

First, the correct posture of playing the piano includes two aspects, namely, the posture of the hand and the posture of the body.

Second, the correct hand type

Correct hand shape can better adapt to the arrangement structure and playing skills of keys.

1, fingers should bend naturally.

2. Bend your fingers naturally and don't fold your fingers.

3. The thumb is naturally straight and relaxed.

The little finger should play standing, not kneeling.

5. Align fingers, wrists and elbows.

Third, correct body posture.

Correct sitting posture is an important prerequisite for playing the piano well.

1, put your feet flat on the floor or footstool.

2, the head is not biased, the shoulders are relaxed, and the back is naturally straight.

3. When you need to reach out and play notes, lean sideways and don't slide on the piano stool.

Feel the natural weight of your arm and let it help you play.

The wrist should be flexible and level with the arm.