1. Exposes the pianist to various styles of music helping to develop his own style over time.
2. Teaches self-discipline
3. Empowers the pianist to learn any song providing the pianist with a well-rounded diet of music.
4. Opens many doors of opportunity to serve as an accompanist or soloist at various activities.
5. Teaches one to play with correct harmonic and rhythmic structure if exposed to well-written music.
6. Enables the pianist to express his own music in writing to share with others.

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