At Home Music

Wrist alignment is EVERYTHING for beginners who are learning piano. 🎹

Bent or collapsed wrists? Recipe for tension, fatigue, and real injuries down the line (think carpal tunnel risks).

From my blog: Keep wrists straight—like a straight line from elbow to fingers. No 'lava wrists' dipping down! 🌋

Demo here 👆: a simple fix that makes practice safer and more enjoyable.

DM 'WRIST' for the full alignment tips and exercises.
Call Marie at 786-208-286 to get hands-on help in your home. 🩵

If you’re looking for that true piano experience, you’ll hear two terms tossed around:
Weighted Keys and Touch Response.

✨ Touch Response: Common in many portable keyboards (like some CasioTone models). The keys are light, but they sense how hard you hit them. Play soft, it’s quiet. Play with force, it’s loud. It’s a great start!

🎹 Weighted Keys: This is the gold standard. These keys have actual resistance to mimic the hammers of an acoustic piano. It builds the finger strength and control you need for real expression.

Whether you're looking for your first keyboard or upgrading, look for these features to improve your practice at home! 🎶