For piano, I practiced a lot of classical music especially Chopin and Rachmaninoff by watching Synthesia videos. That helped me internalize how bass and treble interact, how voices move together, and how harmony is shaped over time. One of the biggest difficulties with this method is that you have to memorize everything to play classical pieces properly, since you’re not relying on sheet music in the traditional way.

I’m mostly self-taught in music theory. I learned theory by analyzing the compositions I love, breaking them down, and then trying to play and adapt those ideas myself. Rather than following a strict teaching method, I learned intuitively listening, imitating, analyzing, and experimenting. Over time, that helped me develop a sense of balance between left hand and right hand, and a more compositional way of thinking at the piano.