Why Your Hands Shake During a Piano Recital Even When You “Feel Calm”: The Kernel Strikes Back

[Written by ChatGPT. Image credit.] Last week, I played a casual piano recital for a few friends. Nothing high-stakes. No judges. No audience of strangers. Just people I love. Consciously, I felt fine—relaxed, even. But the moment I placed my hands on the keys, they started shaking. Not a little tremor. A noticeable, annoying, impossible-to-ignoreContinueContinue reading “Why Your Hands Shake During a Piano Recital Even When You “Feel Calm”: The Kernel Strikes Back”

Rediscovering the Piano: From Practice to Playful Exploration

[Written by DeepSeek] A conversation with a young pianist reminded me that music isn’t just about perfection—it’s about joy, curiosity, and the freedom to play. The other day, I found myself in a conversation with a young boy about learning the piano. He talked about how he experimented with different chords and the joy ofContinueContinue reading “Rediscovering the Piano: From Practice to Playful Exploration”

Harmony in Motion: How Pianists Master Multitasking

[Written by ChatGPT] Taking on the challenge of learning piano in your 40s can feel like standing at the base of a mountain, staring up at its daunting heights. While the idea of playing beautiful melodies might be a long-held dream, the reality of starting later in life comes with its unique hurdles. Unlike children,ContinueContinue reading “Harmony in Motion: How Pianists Master Multitasking”