Day One
Disclosure Statement: The entries herinafter listed as "Day X" are intended to be read by anyone, but are of more use to me to keep track of the amount of time that has passed since I began playing piano again.
Day One was, in all honesty, rough. I practiced until I felt as though my fingers/wrists would fall off. However, I think I did make some progress, as small and as menial as the progress was, it was still progress, and for that, I am proud. I started with scales, then Hanon Preperatory Exercises, and finally a piece that I took to solo and ensemble in 10th grade (and earned a superior on, of course, because I was just that good). And then, I stopped. I eagerly await tomorrow (or maybe later tonight) so I can play again and continue down the road of improvement and to eventually regain what was mine to begin with: my musical talent.
Minutes Practiced: 30
Day One was, in all honesty, rough. I practiced until I felt as though my fingers/wrists would fall off. However, I think I did make some progress, as small and as menial as the progress was, it was still progress, and for that, I am proud. I started with scales, then Hanon Preperatory Exercises, and finally a piece that I took to solo and ensemble in 10th grade (and earned a superior on, of course, because I was just that good). And then, I stopped. I eagerly await tomorrow (or maybe later tonight) so I can play again and continue down the road of improvement and to eventually regain what was mine to begin with: my musical talent.
Minutes Practiced: 30