How do you have to sit behind a piano to play the best? A correct sitting position behind the piano is very important to be aware of when you are going to play the piano. Many people often still sit behind the piano with a wrong sitting position. Due to a wrong sitting position, injuries can occur to your shoulders, back, or neck. With a wrong sitting position, you play in a cramped posture, so you can also play the piano less smoothly and the piano playing also sounds less beautiful. So make sure you have a relaxed sitting position so you can play the piano in a relaxed way. How do I make sure that I am behind the piano with the right sitting position? With the tips below, you will have the best sitting position behind the piano and be able to play smoothly.

Adjustable piano benches are a good option; especially for growing children, where you can always adjust the right height. Traditional piano benches may need to adjust to achieve a good piano position as you can't adjust them in height. Then work with a pillow underneath. If you don't have a traditional or adjustable piano bench, choose a chair without armrests. So, with adjusting to the right height, take a look at whether it's comfortable for you. Then pay attention to the following parts:

1. Feet should be able to touch the floor completely.

If this is not possible or if you're making sure you're sitting too low, place a sturdy object (from a simple footstool, one of the nicer pedal platforms) under your feet. While playing, your feet should offer more stability than the piano bench, so don't let them wander too far in all directions.

2. Sit on the front half of the piano bench only.