What An One-handed Pianist Teach Me
A person, who born without right hand, and began to learn playing piano at 14 years old. He is a famous music college graduate, the college has been established for 130 years, who also has been the first graduate without a right hand, in the college. Now, he is a world-class pianist, who performs all over the world, with other top musicians.
How can he learn to play a piano? How can he practice his skills? How can he be a well-known pianist? Maybe there are some questions, which are immediately thought of by us. But here is, what the one-handed pianist teaches me, don't always focus on the problems first, try to focus on the possibility.
As an one-handed person, he has not got any idea about the difficulty of playing piano with one hand. He has not got any deep-rooted notion about a piano, which must be played with two hands. He has not got any concept about a piano, which is designed to be played by a person, who necessarily has two hands.
He just know that, he can play a beautiful melody with his hand. He just know that, he can play an unique song, which is only for him. He just know that, there is nothing, which can restrict him, unless he restricts himself first.
Don't restrict ourselves.
(Thank you in advance for correcting my grammar mistakes. )
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What a One-handed Pianist has Taught Me
A person, who was born without a right hand, and began to learn how to play the piano at 14 years old. He is a famous music college graduate and was the first student in his college to graduate without a right hand. The college to which he went has been established for 130 years. Now, he is a world-class pianist, who performs all over the world, with other top musicians.How did he learn to play the piano? How can he practice his skills? How can he be a well-known pianist? Maybe there are some questions that we immediately ask ourselves. But here is what the one-handed pianist has taught me: don't always focus on the problem first, try to focus on the possibility.
As a one-handed person, he has no idea how difficult it is to play the piano with one hand. He does not have a deep-rooted notion of a piano, which must be played with two hands. He has no concept of a piano, which is designed to be played by a person who necessarily has two hands.
He just knows that, he can play a beautiful melody with his hand. He just knows that, he can play a unique song, which is only for him. He just knows that, there is nothing that can restrict him, unless he restricts himself first.
We shouldn't restrict ourselves.
(Thank you in advance for correcting my grammar mistakes. )
I fixed a few minor grammar errors and rephrased the bits highlighted in blue. Overall it was very good. :)
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