It is a fantastic opportunity to develop your mind. You have just about every part of your brain firing when playing the piano. You have short-term memory, long-term memory, tactile memory as well as visual and aural cues. This is according to the New York Times in article years ago about the human brain that showed piano playing as the single most complex endeavor of the human mind. Playing the piano uses more parts of your brain than any other human activity. Why should playing the piano increase your intelligence? Did you know? Later on their findings were diminished when they found it was just a temporary boost, but that is exciting enough! They simply played recordings of Mozart while kids were taking tests and found that there was a temporary increase in IQ scores just from listening to the music! Temporary is the keyword here. That is exciting to think about! Later on, they even discovered the “Mozart Effect”, which had some controversy. With a control group of children studying the piano, compared to other groups studying computers, as well as a control group studying nothing, the children who studied piano showed an increase of math and science scores and even increase in English skills! Indeed there have been studies, like famous Gordon Shaw – Frances Rauscher studies at UC Irvine. I’ve been playing a long time and wonder what I would be like if I didn’t play the piano! This is a serious question. “Does playing the piano make you smarter?” I hope so. This is Robert Estrin from, Your Online Piano Store with a question.
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Please feel free to contact me with any piano related questions for future Can You Play Expressively on a Portable Piano? I’m Robert Estrin here at, Your Online Piano Resource. Did you think that was expressive playing? Any of you who have these pianos at home, I’d love to hear your comments. You can take this piano to gigs, to friends, even out to the park to play the piano! I can’t think of anything more fun than this, a piano you can take anywhere! So, if you want a piano that you can take anywhere, there’s even a backpack that you can pop this thing in. In the accompanying video, I played a little bit of Chopin’s B-flat Minor Nocturne, a piece that has all sorts of flourishes, fast notes, and slow notes, to see if it’s possible to get good control out of this digital piano. But, today, I’m going to focus on whether you can play expressively on these pianos. So the question is, can you play expressively on this piano? If you want to know more about the Casio Privia PX S1000 and S3000, there are lots of great videos online. This is such a sleek cabinet, it’s unbelievable how they fit an action in here. One of the challenges with any digital piano is being able to fit an action into a compact package. I think the action is stellar for a piano of this type. There have been some questions about the action on this piano.
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On this piano, you just use an iPad or your phone, even an Android phone, and you get to all the functions right in front of you! It even has music education software built in. If you’ve ever used a digital piano, trying to do splits, layers, adjusting the touch, and other functions on a little screen, you know how difficult it can be. This app gets you to all the functions of the piano easily. It has Bluetooth, so you can use the speakers to stream music from your phone and play along! You also get the incredible Chordana app. There’s so much to love about this piano. But if you just want piano and keyboard sounds, the 1000 is a great choice. It also has 700 sounds, which is massively more than the 18 assorted sounds on the PX S1000. You also get the addition of a pitch bend wheel and a couple of continuous controllers on thePX S3000. But you get the same action, the same speakers, the same high quality piano sounds on both. There are more sounds and rhythms on the 3000. What’s the difference between the PX S1000 and the PX S3000? How can you beat it? Casio has been winning awards like crazy on these pianos. I just love this piano! I even got one for my daughter! I think it’s an ideal piano for a lot of folks. The on-board speakers are really nice, the action feels great. Why would I need this? Well, with the Casio Privia PX- S3000, you just take off four thumb screws, and you’ve got a 24-pound piano you can take with you anywhere! It even runs on batteries! And I was blown away by the sound.
I have the top-of-the-line Casio Grand Hybrid and my beautiful semi-concert grand Baldwin SF10. I knew immediately that I wanted to buy one for myself! You might wonder why.
I first saw the Casio Privia PX-S1000 and S3000 when it was introduced at the NAMM show, the huge, annual, international music trade show in Anaheim, California. Today’s subject is, “Can You Play Expressively on a Portable Piano?” I am presenting an award-winning digital piano for you.
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