For example, if your finger just pressed C and you need to hit F, instead of looking down for note next to the set of 3 black keys, you simply know how much your hand needs to contract or expand to hit that interval. The best way to accomplish that is by trying extremely hard to not look at the keys in situations where you aren't making a large jump. Ideally, you want to see the note on the sheet and instinctually know where it is relative to the last note you pressed. This is a bit different from typing on a keyboard since you can afford to make some mistakes or slow down, while in piano that tends to ruin whatever you're playing. Unfortunately, they aren't paths that cross again simply without practice of the specific skill, so there's no real point in putting it off in my opinion. It's a bit hard to explain, but there's a pretty big difference between innately knowing the keys and location, versus knowing the keys, but having to use a visual association in order to tell what they are. If you can avoid it, it will make sightreading so much easier when you don't even have the temptation to look down unless absolutely necessary. He mentioned that although the music students need to pay a minimum membership fee according to the household income in order to cover the stipend for tutors and other expenses, those in need of the Cupboard of Grace and families that receive food parcels and meals, do not pay any fees.One of the worst habits to develop is looking down at the keys when you are playing. Children must at least be five years old to start music lessons. He added that anyone from anywhere in the metro can join. For this reason, we have opened the Cupboard of Grace as it is there to assist those in need.” People should feel free to come to us when they have challenges.
“People should have somewhere to go for assistance, for something to eat and there is a lack of employment. Some students use music as a subject at school and they come to us for extra help,” he added. “We offer music, social responsibility, groom-a-child, the occasional mathematics classes and also a Cupboard of Grace.
What brought the idea about was that there were too many children running around and not being disciplined and there were very few people offering music lessons at an affordable price at that time,” Erasmus explained. “We opened on Januhowever, we celebrated our 10th anniversary this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Project manager and piano tutor, Verrick Erasmus, said that the inspiration behind Pandora’s Musical Box was the children in their area and the lack of interest in social development in the country, as well as the lack of provision for social needs in the area.
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