How to calculate piano level

The national piano grade examination is divided into 10 levels.

Level 1: "Bayer Piano Basics Tutorial" Fingertip coordination requires coordination. Level 2: "Elementary Piano Etudes" allows you to master the rhythm and changes during playing.

Level 3: "Piano Fluid Etude" can maintain overall fluency in the first half of playing. Level 4: "Piano Smooth Etude" can achieve accuracy and smoothness as a whole.

Level 5: The first half of "Quick Piano Etudes" can be played to keep up with the complex rhythm and speed. Level 6: The second half of "Quick Piano Etudes" can be played to keep up with the complex rhythm and speed.

Level 7: "Quick Piano Etudes" can be played skillfully and quickly. Level 8: Master the medium to high level of playing skills in "Piano Etude Finger Dexterity and Technical Connections".

Level 9: "Moscowsky Etudes" can be played with coordination of both hands. Level 10: "Chopin Etudes" has reached the elementary level, and the musical concepts and interpretations have reached the professional base.

Generally, provinces and regions across the country have state-approved musical instrument grading and certification units. These grading units are suitable for amateur-level piano grading, because the value of the certificate is not too high, and the teaching materials for grading in each region ( The repertoire) also have some similarities, which most piano teachers in children's education will say. As for the registration for the grade examination, it is usually conducted twice a year, during the winter and summer vacations. The registration location is at the provincial (regional) musicians association.

If you want a more valuable professional-level piano certificate, you can take the exam at *** Conservatory of Music, China Conservatory of Music, Chinese Musicians Association and other places, twice a year, such as the Central Conservatory of Music unified time It is in June and December every year. Please refer to the official website for details. Before taking the exam, you should also learn more about the relevant exam materials.

The piano grade examinations in Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and abroad are also different, and there are differences between each region. If you want your children to register for foreign music conservatory examinations, you need to train your children more. Piano interest (international is more strict than domestic). Generally speaking, if you want your child to become a piano teacher, you need to start with the professional examination, and it is best to study in a music conservatory. As for the professional examination, this is not a stable number. Not everyone is Beethoven, and many people are becoming piano teachers. None of the teachers have reached professional level 10.

By the way, piano teachers also need to apply for the relevant piano teacher professional qualification certificate exam. If you are simply cultivating your interests and expertise, the amateur level is a good choice.

Extended information: Things to note for the piano grade exam: 1. Dress appropriately. Although the piano grade exam is not a formal performance on the stage, dressing is still very important. After all, the first impression is very important. After all, the weather is hot, and there is no need for a formal dress. But at least keep it clean, tidy, and elegant. Please don't come to the exam wearing a vest, slippers, or anything like that.

Note: 1. Don’t wear clothes with sleeves that are too big or too long, which are not conducive to performance. Regarding shoes, try to wear leather shoes and sneakers. If you want to wear sandals, don't forget to wear socks.

It would be a little rude to wear slippers with bare feet, and it wouldn’t be too comfortable to step on the piano pedals. After all, beauty has to make way for convenience of playing! 2. Take off rings, bracelets, watches and other jewelry on your hands to avoid affecting your performance or making noise.

This is a very amateurish performance. 3. It is very important to maintain a neat hairstyle and let the judges see a neat mental appearance.

4. Check your nails the day before, and do not make the sound of nails hitting the keys when playing. 2. Be polite and understand etiquette 1. When entering, hand the required admission ticket and other documents to the examiner with both hands.

2. Walk to the piano, face the judges, bow to the judges generously, and report your name and exam number according to the regulations. 3. Before playing, if you need to adjust the position of the piano bench, please move the piano bench as quietly as possible to avoid making sharp noises.

Regarding this, you can practice it yourself at home first. All examination rooms are equipped with footstools. If you need to use them, move them gently and as gracefully as possible.

4. If you have any problems during the performance, get up and report to the judges. 5. After playing, bow to the judges and say "Thank you, teacher!" to leave a good impression on the judges.

3. Maintain a good attitude during the exam 1. Try to stay calm during the performance. Don't touch or scratch here and there.

If you are unfortunately bitten by a mosquito and feel extremely itchy, try to endure it, because you use two hands to play the piano. 2. Leave a gap of at least 3 seconds between the music, and take a deep breath.

Don’t end one song and play the next one without putting your hands down. This is also a short break for the candidates themselves.

3. Don’t panic when you make mistakes. Due to factors such as nervousness, performance mistakes often occur during exams. Don't panic, keep playing, and don't stop to correct mistakes or start over. Let it pass.

The examiner pays more attention to the overall performance of the music, and a single mistake is not important. 4. Start well and end well.

Don’t leave immediately after the performance. Keep the mood of the music appropriately, then bow and leave. People's Daily Online - National Amateur Piano Level 10, can't even get in. Baidu Encyclopedia - National Music Level Examination.

How to divide piano grades

Piano grading is divided into ten levels, which are assessed through formal examinations organized by relevant institutions every year. Those who pass the exam can obtain the corresponding grade certificate.

Piano Examination Repertoire Level 1 - Basic Exercises (1) C Major (2) G Major (3) Technical Etudes in F Major 2 (1) Melody and Accompaniment Etude (Op. 823 No13) Czerny (2) Etude (No60) Bayer (3) Etude Nikolaev 3 Chinese music (1) Little cabbage (2) Toy (3) Tie red head rope 4 foreign music (1) Country Quick Step (2) Swinging Indian (3) Spring Song Level 2 Basic Exercises (1) D Major (2) A Major (3) Technical Etude II in E Major (1) Etude (Op.599No.59) Czerny (2) Etude (Op.139No.19) Czerny (3) Pentatonic Melody (Little Universe Book 2) Bartók III Chinese Music (1) Come in February (2) Panda (3) Two Tigers 4 Foreign Music (1) Scottish Dance in G Major (2) Dance of the Goddess (3) Adagio Level 3 Basic Exercises (1) C major and a minor (2) G major and e minor (3) D major and b minor (4) A major and #f minor (5) E major and #c minor (6) B major and #g Minor 2 Technical Etude (1) Alternating Hands Etude (Op.139No98) Czerny (2) Etude (Op.37No.10) Lemon (3) Etude (Op.32No. 19) Gedik’s three polytonal pieces (1) Kangding Love Song (2) Boule (3) Minor Fugue and four pieces (1) Picnic (2) Dance (3) Scherzo Level 4 Basic Exercises (1) F major d minor (2) bB major g minor (3) bE major c minor (4) bA major f minor (5) bD major bB minor (5) bG major bE minor 2 techniques Sexual Exercises (1) Etude (Op.172No.4) T. Rach (2) Etude (Op.453No.55) Czerny (3) Etude (Op.37No.42) Lemont III Polyphonic music (1) Dalianxiang (2) Canto (3) Minuet (selected from the 2nd French Suite No. 4) Bach's four music pieces (1) Skylark Song (2) Rondo (3) Forest Polka (4) Music Box Level 5 - Basic Exercises The scope of basic exercises at this level is *** six groups, the tonal grouping is exactly the same as the third level, except that the hands are in the same direction and four octaves. Start from this level There is a minimum speed requirement, and the maximum speed must reach 76 beats per minute. Please note that arpeggios and scales have the same speed, both are 16th notes, and both have four notes per beat. 2. Technical etudes (1) Etude Czerny Music (2) Staccato Etudes (3) Gyroscopic Tri-Polyphonic Music (1) Two Inventions (2) Prelude (3) Listening to Mom Talk About Things in the Past Four Musics (1) Sonata in C Major No. One Movement (2) Selection (3) Sonata in D Major, Second Movement (4) Santa Claus Level 6 Basic Exercises The basic exercise scope of this level is *** six groups, and the tonal grouping is exactly the same as that of Level 4. It just extends to four octaves with both hands moving in the same direction. The minimum speed of this level is 84. Please note that arpeggios and scales have the same speed, both are 16th notes, and both have four notes per beat. 2. Technical Etude (1) Chromatic Scale Etude (Op.636No.19) Czerny (2) Etude (Op.299No.6) Czerny (3) Decomposed Arpeggio Etude Duvinoy Three Polyphonic Music (1) Boule (selected from) Bach (2) Fuguedin's Sonata (3) Two Inventions Bach's Four Movements (1) Sonata No. 2, First Movement Bach (II) Sonata in E Major, Third Movement Haydn Music (3) Pol Karakov (4) First Movement of Sonata in A Major (Op.59No.1) Korau Music Level 7 - Basic Exercises Scope of basic exercises at this level*** Six groups, key The sexual grouping is exactly the same as the fifth level. On the basis of the fifth level content, three more arpeggios with attributes seven*** and minus seven*** in the same octave are added. The minimum speed of this level is 104. Two technical skills Etude (1) Etude (No.19) Cramer (2) Etude with Melody and Accompaniment (Op.299No.27) Czerny (3) Etude for the Left Hand (Op.46No.21) Heller's Third Complex Tonal music (1) Three creative pieces (No.8) Bach music (2) Children's dance in Su Xian's music (3) Sonata in B minor (K377 L.2

63) Scarlatti’s four pieces (1) Shanwa Zhang Chao (2) Sonata in E minor, first movement, Haydn (3) Sonata, third movement, Bach (4) Tarantella, Piesonka The basic exercises of level 8 are the same as those of level 6, with the addition of three octaves of dominant seventh*** and subtracted seventh*** in the same direction. Arpeggios. The minimum speed is 112. Two technical exercises (1) Double tone etudes in thirds ( Op.740No.10) Czerny (II) Mini Etude (Op.91No.7) Moskovsky (III) Pattern (Op.76No.9) Sibelius III Baroque-Classical Style Music (1) Three Inventions Bach (2) Sonata in D Major, First Movement, Haydn (3) Sonata in C Major, Third Movement, Piesonka Four Romantic-Modern Style Music (1) E Major Songs without Words (Op.19No.1) Mendelssohn (2) Playing Music and Shen Chuanxin (3) Second Children's Suite (No.1) Vera Robles Level 9 Basic Exercises* **Six groups, all of which are ascending scales and arpeggios. When playing, the same direction and reverse direction are combined. The minimum speed is 120. From this level onwards, it is very necessary to add the practice of Da***. Two technical etudes ( 1) Etude Moscheles (2) Tone Poetry Etude (Op.22 No.2) Volenhaupt (3) Etude Op.73 No.4) Moszkovsky 3 Baroque-classical style music (1) Fugue in D minor, Bach (2) Sonata in F major, first movement (K.494) Mozart (3) Sonata in C minor, first movement (Op.10 No.1) Beedo Finnish Music Four Romantic - Modern Style Music (1) February - Carnival (Selected from) Tchaikovsky (2) Maragana Alberni (3) Wang Li in the Sun Level 3 A basic exercise*** The six groups are all descending scale arpeggios, which are played in the same direction and in the opposite direction. The minimum speed is 126. This level is the same as the ninth level, and it is very necessary to practice with major ***. 2. Technical etudes (1) Doctoral etudes (selected from) Debussy (2) Octave etudes Kabernyansky (3) Practice in F minor.

How are piano levels divided?

The National Piano Grade Examination is divided into 10 levels. The total score of the piano grade examination is 5 items, and each item must be tested.

1. Basic exercises, including scales and arpeggios in different keys. During the exam, the invigilator will randomly select a group of pieces 2. One etude 3. One piece from the Baroque period 4. One large-scale piece (i.e. sonata) 5. One piece of Chinese and foreign music For specific pieces and scope, please refer to the "Cross-Century New Piano Edition" "Grade Exam Tutorial", this book lists the requirements for each level in detail.

The last thing I want to say is that the current grading examination market is relatively chaotic. The organizers mainly aim to make profits. Participants can often obtain high-level certificates but do not have the corresponding level. If you want to get a certificate with a relatively high value, you can only take the exam in big cities like Shanghai and Beijing.

What is the highest piano level?

The external grading examination of the Central Conservatory of Music is the most authoritative instrument grading examination in China, with the highest level being nine levels and no performance level.

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Next, there is a province where all the exams are Level 10, but the pass rate is high but the gold content is not high. It is recommended to take the Central Conservatory of Music exam. Everyone on the earth knows that this is the authority.

The nonsense downstairs is talking about China. There is no professional piano grading. Don’t talk nonsense if you don’t understand

To refute the basic point downstairs. The grading exams conducted by Emperor and Holy Trinity in China are amateur grading exams and not professional grading exams

(The following quotes are from Starry Night Piano Network)

The British Royal Academy of Music’s amateur piano grading ABRSM, the requirements for grades 1-8 are much higher than the domestic grading requirements. It not only assesses piano playing ability, but also music theory, sight-reading and sight-singing practice. A comprehensive examination of ear and piano performance. Amateur piano learning in many foreign countries takes this level test, which shows the comprehensive ability included in real formal piano training.

I feel that domestic amateur piano teaching needs to be improved, or the baton for amateur grading can be moved in this direction. In this way, many amateur students can truly master piano skills and improve their comprehensive musical ability through piano training.

By the way, foreign piano teacher qualifications are very strict. You need to pass ABRSM level 8 before you can teach students from level 1 to level 5. To teach students from level 6 to level 8, you must reach the professional performance level and truly pass the exam. There is no problem at all for teachers taking such exams to give correct and complete demonstrations to students. This shows whether many domestic piano teachers really have such qualifications.

What are the levels of piano test scores?

Piano grading*** is divided into ten levels, which are assessed through formal examinations organized by relevant institutions every year. Those who pass the exam can obtain a grading certificate of the corresponding level.

There are currently several authoritative exams organized by the following domestic piano grading institutions:

1. The grading exams organized by the Music Grading Committee of the National Musicians Association (twice a year, each in the summer vacation) It is held during the winter vacation, and the registration place is generally at the Musicians Association of each province. For example, the national piano examination in Shenyang City is registered at the Liaoning Musicians Association).

2. Central Conservatory of Music piano grading (Note: There is no level 10 piano grading at the Central Conservatory of Music. Level 9 is a comparative level, but its level 9 is also more difficult than the national level 10. There should be registration points in various places. The Liuning Piano School in Shenyang is an examination center of the Central Conservatory of Music in Liaoning. There are also corresponding agencies in other areas responsible for agency).

3. Shanghai Musicians Association piano grading exam (everything in Shanghai is different from the rest of the country, such as college entrance examination papers, so you cannot take the National Musicians Association piano grading exam in Shanghai. You can only take the exam every summer vacation. Compared with The high level is also level 10. However, it should be noted that the repertoire in Shanghai is more difficult than that in the country. The repertoire in Shanghai for level 9 is already the repertoire of level 10 in the country, and the repertoire in Shanghai is equivalent to the national level 10. "Level 11", in recent years, Shanghai has developed a "performance level", which is more difficult than Level 10, for those who are capable to take the exam.

Extended information

Piano grading requirements:

1. Candidates must use the "Piano" grading textbook of the Art Development Center of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism (published by China Youth Publishing House) to take the exam, and the exam level is consistent with the applied level.

2. Candidates taking the piano professional examination must perform from memory. Candidates over 45 years old must perform according to the music score.

3. Exam content:

(1) 1-10. Level "technical practice" is a required content for each level. Candidates must be proficient in playing all the scales and arpeggios of the level they are applying for. During the exam, the examiner will randomly check a group and the candidates will perform from memory;

(2 ) There are three test pieces. Candidates can choose one piece from each of the three categories of etudes, polyphonic music, and musical compositions at the level they are applying for.

4. The examiner may require candidates to complete the test. Or perform part of the examination repertoire, or require candidates to start or stop playing at any section of the examination repertoire, which will not affect the examination results.

5. Candidates should follow the dynamics, expression marks, and playing methods marked on the music score. , speed, key signature, fingering, pedal and other requirements to perform, and accurately grasp the style of the work.

Reference material China Art Grading Examination Network - 2019 Piano Grading Exam Application Guide

How many levels are pianos divided into?

National Piano Examination Repertoire Basic Exercises for Level 1 National Piano Performance: 1. Scale (breakup, two octaves) 2. Decomposition*** (group of three notes, breakup) C, G, D major, A, E harmonic minor repertoire: Group A, Group B 1. Etude (Op.599 No.19)...Czerny 1. Etude...Berkovitch 2.Baspierre... ...Handel 2. German folk songs...Bach 3. Melancholy...Bartók 3. Sonata (4th movement in G major)...Haydn 4. Russian folk songs...Beethoven 4. Telling...Gurrit's selections: 1. Liuyang River...composed by Tang Biguang, arranged by Chen Jingzhai 2. Pastoral (Op.100)...Burgmüller 3. Children's Games...Bartok National Piano Performance Level 2 Basic Exercises: 1. Scales (parting, two octave) 2. Decomposition*** (four notes first level, break up) C, G, D, A, F major, A, E, D harmonic minor repertoire: Group A: Group B: 1. Practice Music...Gurit 1. Etudes (Op.176 No.14)...Duvernoir 2. Gavotte...Handel 2. Gavotte...Couperin 3. Rondo...Mozart 3. Allegro...Arnold 4. Melody...Schumann 4. Children's Flower Dance...Selected by Jin Aiping: 1. Innocence (Op.100)...Burgmueller 2. Scottish Dance...Beethoven 3. Jazz Small exercises...Basic exercises for Seibel National Piano Performance Level 3: 1. Scale (breakup, three octaves) 2. Arpeggio (breakup, two octaves) 3. Chromatic scale (breakup) C, G, D, A, E, B, F major, A, E, B, D, G, C harmonic minor Repertoire: Group A Group B 1. Etude... Leschhorn 1. Etude (Op.37)... …Raymond 2. Polonaise…Bach 2. Coulant…Handel 3. Presto (Op.55 No.1)…Courau 3. Allegro (Op.36 No.3) ...Clementi Sonata in C major, 2nd movement. Sonata in C major, 3rd movement 4. Ballade (Op.100)...Burgmüller 4. The Brave Knight...Schumann's selections: 1 . Hurdy organ... Chopin Tarkovitch 2. Song... Telemann 3. Sweet Fantasy... Tchaikovsky National Piano Performance Level 4 Basic Exercises: 1. Scales (joined hands, four octaves ) 2. Transposition (hands together, four octaves) 3. Chromatic scale (hands together, two octaves) C, G, D, A, E, B, F, bB, bE major and their relationships and sums Repertoire in vocal minor: Group A, Group B 1. Etudes (Op.46 No.1)...Heller 1. Etudes (Op.849 No.12)...Czerny 2. Allemande Dances... Bach 2. Two Inventions (No. 4)... Bach 3. Rondo (Op. 36 No. 5)... Clementi 3. Rondo (Op. 20 No. 1)... Dusek G Sonata in G major, movement 3, Sonata in G major, movement 2 4. Grandma's Minuet... Grieg 4. Waltz (Op. 12 No. 2)... Grieg's selections: 1. Go to the countryside ...Ding Shande 2. Neapolitan Dances...Tchaikovsky 3. Qing Fansheng...Li Yinghai National Piano Performance Level 5 Basic Exercises: 1. Scales (hands together, four octaves) 2. Arpeggios (joint hands) Hands, four octaves) 3. Chromatic scale (hands together, two octaves) C, G, D, A, E, B, F, bB, bE, bA, bD, bG major and their related harmonies Minor repertoire: Group A, Group B 1. Quick Step (Op.109)...Burgmüller 1. Etude (Op.636 No.6)...Czerny 2. Two Inventions (No.14) ...Bach 2. Minor Prelude...Bach 3. Finale (Sonata in D major, 3rd movement)...Haydn 3. Simple Variations (Toccata in D major)...Kabarevsky 4. April -Song Xuecao...Tchaikovsky 4. Waltz...Chopin's selection: 1. Playing with a ball ("Acrobatic Sketches" No. 4)...Li Yinghai 2. Abba Night Party...Huang Huwei 3. Spanish Dance...Xiao Starkovic National Piano Performance Level 6

This exercise: 1. Scale (hands together, four octaves) 2. Arpeggio (hands together, four octaves) 3. Diminished seventh arpeggio (B, C, #C sounds start) C, G, D, A, E, B, F, bB, bE, bA, bD, #F major and their related harmonic minor repertoire: Group A Group B 1. Etudes (Op.299 No.11)...Czerny 1 .Etude (Op.636 No.10)...Czerny 2. Breve (Op.14)...Telemann 2. Two Inventions (No.10)...Bach 3. Sonata (G Major) Key movement 1)... Haydn 3. Sonata (K.283)... Mozart 4. Butterfly (Op. 43 No. 1)... Grieg 4. Shepherd boy piccolo... He Luting's selection: 1. Fountain... Carl B?hm 2. Songs without Words...Mendelssohn 3. Waterweed Dance (selection from the dance drama "The Fish Mermaid") Basic exercises for national piano performance level 7: 1. Scales and arpeggios (joined hands, four octaves) 2. Diminished seventh arpeggio (B, C, #C notes start) 3. Dominant seventh arpeggio (C, G, A, bB, bE, #F major) C, G, D, A, E, F, bB, bE, bA, bD, bG major and their related harmonic minor repertoire: Group A, Group B 1. Etude (Op.299 No.19)...Czerny 1. Etude (No.17)... …Cramer 2. Three Inventions (No. 15)… Bach 2. Sonata (D major)… Scarlatti 3. Rondo (K. 570)… Mozart 3. Variations (Six Variations)… Beethoven's 3rd movement in B major 4. Spring suburbs of Chengdu... Huang Hucheng 4. Songs without words... Mendelssohn's selections: 1. Rondo (3rd movement of Sonata in C major)... Kabalevsky 2 . Selling groceries (Cantonese minor)... Chen Peixun 3. Waltz... Brahms National Piano Performance Level 8 Basic Exercises: 1. Scales and arpeggios (same direction and reverse, four octaves) 2. Seventh arpeggio Key (D, E, B, bA major) Repertoire: Group A, Group B 1. Etude (Op.299 No.24)...Czerny 1. Etude (No.21)...Kramer 2. Gig... Bach 2. Three Inventions (No. 13)... Bach 3. Sonata (K. 311)... Mozart 3. Sonata (K 330)... Mozart D major movement 1 C major no. 1 happy? .

How many levels are there in piano?

The level is not determined this way, children’s shoes.

Piano is about technique and speed.

As mentioned above, both left and right hands can play melodies, and anyone who has just started learning can do it by looking at the staff and playing familiar music.

But if you are required to play Hanon clearly and easily at a speed of about 200, it is not something that can be achieved at the beginner level. One aspect of piano requires flexibility, strength, and stability of the fingers, and this cannot be achieved without 10 or 8 years of hard work - slightly more complex music can generally be handled, but large-scale classical music, the Various skills, techniques, and speed requirements require years of accumulation to slowly achieve - finger training requires a process. Generally speaking, the same piece of music will become more difficult as the speed is increased, because the opponent's requirements will be higher. It’s common to think of a lot of things that you can’t do and your brain can’t keep up but your hands can’t.

So there is a saying that the deeper you go into playing the piano, the more difficult it becomes. If you don’t have a solid foundation, you won’t be able to go deeper. It’s all just because you don’t have enough skill. If you just follow the bullets, fingerings, etc., then everyone can play - but it takes hard work to meet the requirements.

As for the grade examination, let alone amateur level 10, it is professional level 10. From a higher perspective, it is only halfway. There are many amateur level 10 students. Children who learn piano will usually pass the exam after a few years, but it’s hard to say how good they are. The piano is enough to take a lifetime. Sometimes when you see others playing easily, in fact, behind that lies the foundation laid by years of boring practice.

What are the levels of piano exams?

The National Piano Grade Examination is divided into 10 levels

There are a total of 5 items in the piano grading examination, and each item must be tested.

1. Basic exercises, including scales and arpeggios in different keys. During the exam, the invigilator randomly selects a group of music

2. One etude

3. One piece from the Baroque period

4. Large-scale music (i.e. sonata ) one piece

5. One piece of Chinese and foreign music

For the specific repertoire and scope, please refer to the "Cross-Century New Edition Piano Grading Tutorial". This book lists the requirements for each level. More detailed.

The last thing I want to say is that the current grading examination market is relatively chaotic. The organizers mainly aim to make profits. Participants can often obtain high-level certificates but do not have the corresponding level.

How many levels do you need to take the first piano test?

The piano test is divided into amateur piano and professional piano, and the two tests are different.

There are two types of amateur piano, one is classical piano and the other is improvisational piano. There are ten levels of classical piano. There is no need to take the first-level exam and you can skip the level.

To take the improvisational piano exam, you must have passed level 10 of classical piano. For professional piano grading, you must attend a music conservatory, which is divided into three levels: upper, intermediate and lower.

Extended information: The origin of the piano: The piano first appeared in 1709. At that time, it was a complex and expensive instrument that only the royal family and nobles had access to. At first, some very prestigious musicians such as Johann Sebastian Bach did not appreciate the sound of the piano.

But just half a century later, the piano became more and more popular. When highly creative musicians such as Mozart, Brahms and Liszt fell into the arms of the piano, their enthusiasm was instantly detonated.

At that time, these emerging pianists were like "rock stars". Their huge influence could be said to be the icing on the cake for music creation and injected powerful force into the development of piano. Royal families and nobles have included the piano as an instrument in their bands. People can sit around the piano and listen to the newly created beautiful melodies.

The rise of the industrial age gave rise to a new social class - the middle class, and pianos became very popular among this group. Among them, the grand piano is a symbol of social status and is usually used in formal solo performances or concerts with the orchestra, while the upright piano is more popular with families.