Each knowledgeable piano instructor knows the significance of appropriate hand and arm placement, which can be hard for littler piano students and can prompt damage if not adjusted! Instructors as a rule tackle this issue by have the student sits on books or raising the piano seat to accomplish the right edge in the piano player's arms. Tragically, this arrangement impels another difficulty as now the piano player can't arrive at the piano pedals! The issue snowballs in light of the fact that a great many people will ignore appropriate foot situation of keeping one's impact points put on the ground. Rather, the piano player will in general repay by extending their leg, attempting to arrive at the pedal with their toes. In addition to the fact that this is uncomfortable, and can be dangerous for the pianist.

Piano Foot Pedal Extender by Griffin is perfect for an assortment of students of different ages, this pedal extender allows you to adjust the height from 7" to 10.25" according to your student’s needs. Complete with a corda and continuing pedal, just as a strong, agreeable foot resting and elastic feet for steadiness, this is a must-have for daily practice and performances. At last you would now be able to enable young learners to start utilizing the pedal at an opportune time, which can extraordinarily profit their later musical development.

Thoughtfully designed to allow teachers to effortlessly set the pedal extender up without requiring the use of tools, all you need to do is simply slide the pedal extender under your piano pedals and secure in place. Finished playing? Simply pull the pedal extender away. It’s that easy!