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Have you ever wanted to play the piano, but thought you couldn't, so you didn't? Try again. Nothing's impossible. Look no further than right here (and all the rest of this blog, tbh) to find out all the secrets to becoming a pianist in no time! Well actually it's going to take quite a bit of time. Everything takes work. But you'll be playing piano and that'll be cool so yeah. Just take a chance, m8.

As this is the first post, I'll begin by doing a lot of introducing myself and the blog and all that amazing boring stuff that people do. I really recommend reading this so that you can fully understand me and my background, and see if you like where I'm coming from. Music is a very organic topic, in that it's what you want it to be. There's so many different types of it, and I come from a very small part of it. If you aren't sure if I'm going to be giving you all the tips you need, I'd suggest reading further. If not, and you feel very confident in the advice of a complete stranger on the internet (which is, admittedly, quite fine with me) continue on to the next post. I guess. I dunno. Make your own choice. Leave. Stay. Okay.

As of this first post, I'm a sixteen year old girl from a New York family of six people and have been playing piano for about ten years at this point. I'm classically and professionally trained, which, for all you newbie music lovers out there, means I learned classic music (like Mozart and Beethoven) from a professional teacher. People describe me as being a bit condescending - that means I talk down to people. That was a joke. Ha ha ha. Very funny. See. I'm also very sarcastic and I like to write with humor. I'm a teenager, after all.

And I am a teenager. That's an important fact to remember. By no means do I consider myself completely educated on the topic of teaching piano, especially by way of blog. But I do know that I have ten years of experience on the instrument, and I'm willing to give it a go. I've always wanted to share my love for the piano with other people, so there will be some tidbits of my own musical growth sprinkled among the 'lessons.'

Ready to start? I know you are. Leggo.