Piano Guidance
Piano Guidance
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Revealing his (Blue) Eyes! Elton John makes rare appearance without his favourite tinted specs as he browses Hollywood book store.
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Yes, learning piano on a keyboard is possible. The layout of keys is identical on both instruments.
Read More »Revealing his (Blue) Eyes! Elton John makes rare appearance without his favourite tinted specs as he browses Hollywood book store During his five-decade spanning career in the spotlight, Elton John has rarely been seen without a pair of tinted glasses. However the singing superstar was photographed minus his favourite accessory on Wednesday during a solo day out in West Hollywood. Blending into the background in a very casual outfit, the 67-year-old was seen browsing what store Book Soup had to offer, before leaving empty handed. Specs-less: Elton John is rarely seen minus his favourite tinted glasses, however he was spotted without his favourite accessory in West Hollywood on Wednesday The father-of-two was reportedly flanked by bodyguards for his solo outing, minus his partner David Furnish and sons Zachary and Elijah. Later in the day, Elton was back in business as he strolled through the sunny streets in a retro style blue pair of shades. Back business: However the singing superstar was later seen in a blue pair when he browsed Book Soup, while reportedly flanked by bodyguards The star tweeted the previous day to say: 'Elton John 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road' 40th Anniversary editions out now.' The post was in reference to his seminal double album, written by Bernie Taupin and recorded in just 18 days, which turned him into a pop legend. To coincide with the special date, Elton is set to perform five live dates across the UK from June 21, starting at Leigh Sports Stadium, before taking the show out to the US and Europe.
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Learn More »music practice at 150 cal/hr. So music practice is burning an extra 100 cal/hr compared to doing nothing. And the brain's not taking in extra, so these calories are be burned from physical activity.
Well it wouldn't be from brain power... Concentrating uses barely any additional calories from what I've read.That's more calories than it takes to run a mile too, although the mile would take a fraction of that hour.I think I'd still buy 150-170 cal/hour of piano (or any instrument) playing.To burn 150 calories you'll need to:Just a google search on burning 150 calories...1.Read for 1 hour and 43 minutes.2.Watch television for 2 hours and 12 minutes.3.Sleep for 2 hours and 27 minutes.Yeah... Similar things here. Running, etc. is for 15 min, roughly.But walking for 33-53 min is 150 cal.Gardening for 30 min... 150 cal.Home improvement of cleaning is 150 cal in 30 min.And the list above is on this site... for doing nothing or next to nothing.Maybe the question is... How many calories does piano practice burn compared to doing nothing? (BMR)If sleep is 150 calories in 2.5 hr. That's pretty much nothing, except for whatever the brain starts doing when you're asleep. Still low power though, and the brain doesn't drain extra calories regardless of how hard it works. So dreaming hard wouldn't matter.150cal/2.5hror 50 cal/hr for sleepingvs. music practice at 150 cal/hr.So music practice is burning an extra 100 cal/hr compared to doing nothing.And the brain's not taking in extra, so these calories are be burned from physical activity. Physical activity can use fat (brain cannot from what I've read), so you could burn fat by practicing, although I'm thinking that's a pretty inefficient way to burn fat/calories.
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