The uses of technology for teaching piano at the higher education level
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This article provides the current knowledge mainly about the use of music software in piano teaching and the software for teaching piano online or distance learning. In piano teaching or other music instruments, most teaching focuses on the interaction of learners and teachers. With musical instruments as a medium for learning, books, textbooks, and learning materials are used in inventions such as a metronome. Still, technology has become the basis for teaching and learning at the university level. Whether it's teaching content, knowledge, or teaching musical instruments, instructors themselves should develop technological skills to suit the changes that occur. This article would like to present the use of technology in teaching piano at the higher education level to be useful for further teaching and learning.
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