Juliana Han

Juliana Han's baby has some advice for you, and it's going to help you become a better pianist!

Should pianists memorize music? We are expected to do so from a young age, but many other instrumentalists aren’t. So why do we do it? Should we?

Learn the two truths that will set you free from unnecessary strain at the piano forever, plus a quick exercise to see forearm rotation at play.

To achieve secure memorization at the piano, you need to develop 4 types of musical memory: aural, visual, physical, and structural.

Here, I'll take you through three important evaluation questions to help you find the best piano teacher so your lessons can be as productive as possible.

Pianist and professor Juliana Han helps you determine how long you should practice piano.

Juliana Han shares 3 areas of music theory that will massively impact your piano playing.

While playing scales can seem like an unnecessary chore, Juliana Han explains why they need to become part of your regular practice routine.

How do we find that default hand shape? Here’s an exercise that will show you your hands’ natural shape. Ready?

To improve your piano sight reading practice, like any other complex skill, you must practice it purposefully. Here's how to get started!

How do you practice performing? The best way is to do it so often that getting on stage becomes the mental equivalent of walking into the office.

Did you know that if you are a pianist, you are also a superhero? Your superpowers include making 10 fingers fly across the keys in intricate patterns, singing with pieces of wood and iron, and interpreting swarms of tiny black dots.

Let’s talk about how to build a better practicing habit for your piano practice routine this year. I’m going to suggest one simple piece of advice. Ready? Do less.

There are many reasons to digitize your piano sheet music library (read the full post for my top 10...) I’ll talk below about what most professionals consider the top tools and practices at the moment.

Here, we'll dive into the best approach to demystifying piano scale fingerings so you can play your repertoire with more precision.

Toilet paper … hand sanitizer … digital pianos? As the pandemic drags on, there’s been a run on all of the essentials. You gotta do what you gotta do, and pianists gotta practice!

Piano warm-up routines can seem like talismanic magic. To help you optimize, here are 3 tips to consider when warming up at the piano.

Chords can be overwhelming, especially when dense and complex harmonies are involved. Here are three tips for tackling them, fast.