The case of the wing-shaped grand piano the soundboard and the ribs and bridges that are its components; the cast iron plate; the strings; and, collectively, the keys, and hammers.

Its many parts are organized into five general structural and mechanical areas of either grand or vertical pianos.

The piano story begins in the shop of Bartolomeo di Francesco Cristofori (1655-1731), a harpsichord maker, in 1709 in Padua, Italy. A tight, vibrating string can make noise from prehistoric times.

In the ancient world, to amplify the sound, strings were attached and extended over bows, gourds, and boxes; they were fastened by ties, pegs, and pins; and to generate sounds they were plucked, bent, or hit.

Cristofori's new device was first displayed in Florence in 1709 and was called the gravicembalo col piano e forte (about "smooth and loud keyboard tool").

Ultimately, fortepiano or pianoforte was abbreviated, and lastly just piano. His oldest remaining tool dates back to 1720 and is on display at New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Music is built on a set of rules and relationships between notes

music theory allows you to see the patterns in different songs and learn them more quickly.

There is a variety of books and online tutorials meant to teach people music theory, from the basics to complex arrangements.

The metronome helps keep your pace steady and keeps a constant rhythm while playing, it also helps stay in time as you are practicing. The metronome helps when practicing for playing in a band/group this is important because when playing you need to have a steady pace, therefor everyone will play at the same time and no one will fall out of beat.

It is important to play one song at a time, because this helps play the song more confidently and perfectly, avoiding many mistakes. When coming across a difficult part, repeat the part until you have mastered it, then move on to the next section, therefore, it will help you play the full song with courage and no mistakes. Do not rush while learning/playing new songs on the piano, take your time and repeat hard parts to master the song easily.

Most piano music is written in musical notation, therefore it is necessary to learn how to read sheet music and notes, as it is very hard to find piano players that do not know how to read sheet music. To learn how to read sheet music you first need to identify and learn the parts of the sheet music. Learn the grand notes and where they are placed on a staff, try to learn which notes are played in which clef whether it is on the treble or bass clef. This helps determine which hand plays what note. Watch some videos teaching how to read sheet music, or ask a friend who also plays the piano. Make sure to practice reading sheet music everyday to master it and so it can become second nature to you.

The goal is not to rush and get through the song as fast as possible, practicing is the time to make mistakes and fix/perfect them each time.If you are struggling with a particular scale repeat it as many times as possible to perfect it .

Make a goal each time you play the piano, for example, I will make a goal each time where it will be, learn this song and fix each mistake and problem. Then the next time I play again I will replay the song to keep my head around it and to memorize it and perfect it as well. Just like regular sports, warm ups before starting is important. You can try to run up and down scales 4-5 times to help your fingers relax and get used to the keys. Play 2-3 songs that you memorized/know really well to warm up up your brain and to review the songs and not forget them.

Practicing the piano every day or at least every other day is very crucial and important to master and learn the piano effectively. Practicing helps your brain and fingers get used to how you have to multitask while playing. As you are reading and playing two different notes at the same time. It is best to practice at least 3 times a wee to maintain a good technique and play effectively.

Recognizing the notes by humming it makes it easy to imitate the piece on the piano. Humming along with the piece also helps you memorize it and where all the notes are.

To play the piano effectively and easily, you need to learn the finger placements and where to put each finger. Each finger is numbered and so is each note. For instance, the thumb is finger 1 and will be places on the c which is also the first note, and the pinky finger will be number five and is placed on the g which is also the 5th note. Therefore all other fingers will be placed on remaining notes in between the c and the g. Reveiw your finger placements often to keep it memorized and to make it easier to play the piano.

You can learn how to play the piano and some tips and facts about it off of the internet. Where you can find many YouTube videos and websites about the subject. Or you can ask an individual that is also playing the piano and you can ask them to help and teach you.

This helps you keep the notes in mind and helps you play easily and memorize the notes. Familiarize yourself with common chords and repeat them every once in a while. Start with the majors then move on into the minors.

Doing this helps you familiarize yourself with the notes, also doing this while sight reading helps you learn where the notes are located and will help your brain and fingers coordinate when reading the notes and playing them. It also helps you get familiar with what each note looks like on the staff and where it is placed on the staff. Play scales on each hand first then play with both hands together.

Playing easy songs will help warm-up your brain and fingers to play the notes easily while sight-reading, it helps you memorize where each note is located and improves your sight-reading as well. When practicing a peice of music do it on each hand at least five times then play the piece both hands together. The reason this tip is neccesary is because when you play the peice on each hand you will get used to it therefore it will be easier to repeat it and coordinate each hand with the other.

The piano allows you to play almost all the global genres and music types. For that reason the piano is a very famous and appreciated instrument worldwide.