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How to move forward with confidence and enjoy every note

Playing the accordion is not a challenge, it is a musical journey.

It may seem difficult at first… but with every note you hit, something inside you ignites.
Playing the accordion isn't about perfection, but rather emotion, perseverance, and small victories that bring you closer to your music.

Therefore, beyond techniques and theory, the most important thing is that enjoy every step of the process.

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How to organize your study routine without pressure

Learning the accordion, like any skill, requires practice.
But you don't need hours in the day or a rigid schedule. What you do need is a minimum of consistency and structure.

Here's an example of an effective weekly routine:

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Monday to Friday (15–20 minutes):

Saturdays:

Sundays:

Extra tips:

With 20 minutes a day, you can make more progress than you imagine.

Common mistakes that block your progress and how to avoid them

Enthusiasm is key, but without a clear foundation, it is easy to fall into mistakes that slow down your progressHere are the most common ones (and how to fix them):

1. Skipping basics
Many people want to play songs from day one, but without posture, fingering, and coordination, it's difficult to progress.
✅ Solution: Spend at least a week getting to know your instrument and practicing simple scales.

2. Practicing without listening
It's not enough to move your fingers. Listening carefully is essential for fine-tuning, correcting, and improving.
✅ Solution: Record yourself and listen. Correct from there.

3. Comparing yourself with others
Everyone learns at their own pace. Comparing yourself to someone else only creates anxiety.
✅ Solution: Compete only with yourself. Celebrate your achievements, no matter how small.

4. Quitting due to temporary frustration
You'll have good days and bad days. That's normal.
✅ Solution: Don't make decisions on days when you're low on motivation. Rest and start again the next day.

5. Always playing the same thing without moving forward
Repeating what is known is comfortable, but it stagnates learning.
✅ Solution: Every week, try to learn something new, no matter how small.

Correcting these points can make the difference between stagnating… or constantly growing.

Ways to enjoy your learning more each week

Learning doesn't have to be boring or lonely.
In fact, the more pleasure you find in the process, the faster and deeper your progress will be.

Here are some ideas to make studying more enjoyable:

Learning the accordion should feel like a gift, not a burden.
The more you enjoy it, the more you'll play... and the better you'll get at it.

Close-up of a hand playing an accordion, highlighting the practice and passion for learning to play the accordion.
Every note tells a story: discover the art of playing the accordion today.

Motivational checklist to keep you on track

Review this list at the end of each week.
It doesn't matter if you don't mark everything: Seeing your progress will give you reasons to keep going.

If you answer “yes” to 5 or more… you’re on the right track.
And if not, adjust. But don't stop.

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