I guess I did . <| sep |> I am a classically trained pianist . If you want to be an overall good pianist you should continue practicing running scales , arpeggios , or even do exercises like those in the Hanon book to get your fingers used to moving around the piano comfortably . Another thing to do is to pick repertoire that is a bit strict on technique to solidify your fundamental skills , so something by Bach specifically minuets or chorales if you want to practice chords , Mozart , Burgmller , Czerny would be great . It can get pretty mundane but it really pays off . What is vital to see improvement is CONSISTENT PRACTICE , not intense hours of practice each day but at minimum practice for 30 minutes and dedicate about half of the time on technical exercises and the rest on repertoire . Last thought sight reading is also a great exercise , it forces you to become better at reading music without looking at the keys . Sorry for long post , I hope it helps !