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Everyone around the world would agree that listening to music is good for your soul. It can uplift your mood, it can motivate you to be more active, and it can also help you unwind and rest. But did you know that playing music is equally, if not more, beneficial to your health? People express their creativity and passion using various musical instruments, but one that stands out is the piano. Playing the piano has plenty of positive effects on your mind and body. Not sure how? Here’s a list of 5 ways that playing the piano is good for physical and mental health.

With the weather getting unexpectedly cold this winter, even in places where the temperature usually doesn’t drop that low, it is important to keep your dear piano in mind when preparing your home for the season ahead. Every component of the piano is linked to the other so any kind of change in the climate around it can cause it to fall out of tune or – even worse – get damaged.

Although piano warmups can seem monotonous and unnecessary at times, they can be quite beneficial and essential regardless of how advanced a piano player you are. Warming up can help you improve your skills, build finger dexterity and strength, increase wrist flexibility, and exercise your brain.
Here is a list of some of our favorite piano warmups that can help you become a better pianist: