- Are pianists introverts?
- Is playing the piano attractive?
- Are pianists more intelligent?
- Do pianists type differently?
Are pianists introverts?
Many pianists tend to be loners – the career almost demands it and self-reliance is something one learns early on, as a musician – but that does not necessarily make pianists lonely or unsociable.
Is playing the piano attractive?
But did you know it's considered to be sexy too? A Vanity Fair/60 Minutes survey ranking the sexiest instruments to play has the piano at number three—just behind the guitar and the saxophone. They found that the top instrument was the guitar at 26 percent, followed closely by the saxophone at 25 percent.
Are pianists more intelligent?
Real pianists are marked by brains that efficiently conserve energy by allocating resources more effectively than anyone else. Dr. Timo Krings scanned pianists' brains as they soloed and found that they pump less blood than average people in the brain region associated with fine motor skills.
Do pianists type differently?
Piano players can 'play words' as quickly as professional typists can type them, a new study by the Max Planck Institute of Informatics has shown. ... The pianist could actually type emails faster at the piano than on a QWERTY keyboard.