Mastering piano in 3 months Music

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[Introduction to the Contents]
For beginners and those who have practiced in the past, now is the time to embody the thought of the "Piano"!
This is the third part of the new series "Mastering in 3 Months" which started broadcasting in April 2024. It is broadcast every Wednesday from 9 : 30 on NHK E Tele night. The program text consists of 12 sessions in which you master the skills and culture that you admire.
Both the program and text of the first series "World History" (April to June) and the second series "Mathematics" (July to September) are highly regarded. However, the biggest feature of this series is the challenge of "making students actually master". The program is taught by pianist Seiji Honda. He takes on such a big challenge and works as a program lecturer. He has such a big challenge and aims to "become able to play the assigned piece in 3 months". He has created a piano improvement method unique to Mr. Honda based on his experience of teaching many students. He has developed the piano improvement method unique to Mr. Honda based on his experience of teaching many students. He has a problem of "making students actually master". The biggest feature is that he has a problem of "making students actually master". He takes on such a big challenge and works as a program lecturer It seems to swell ~
The 7th "Knack is Ultra Slow" ~ Let's play with both hands ~
The 8th "Three Major Elements of Music" ~ Rhythm and Melody Harmony ~
The 9th "What if I'm about to get frustrated?"
The 10th "A Secret Technique that Sounds Good" ~ Legato ~
The 11th "Let's put a life with various things on a song!" ~ Fluctuation of tempo ~
The 12th "Finally make a street corner piano debut!"
Biography of the author
Pianist. After graduating from the private school Azabu Gakuen Naka School and High School, he entered the Piano Major in the Department of Music, Tokyo University of the Arts. In the autumn when he was in the third year, he passed the Piano Major in the Department of Music at the Paris National High School of Music. He attended national universities in Japan and France for six months. He graduated from the University of the Arts in the spring of the next year.
At the Paris National High School of Music, he received Premier Prix (first prize) in both the Piano Major and the Chamber chopin ♪〜