thanks for posting this.. very helpful .. i'm in the middle of relearning my technique after many years of playing with my fingers rather than wrists... it's a huge roadblock!
This is a great stuff. Thank you so much for posing this video. In this way You can produce beautiful tone. I appreciate it very much, if you could post or tell me how to project the strong tone, eg using shoulder or whole arm weight.
On this level we use "A Dozen a Day" (for techniques)-it is a book of
fingering exercises for each day" and Alfred Piano Premier course, level 1A lesson , theory, and a performance books). I like Premier Course, because they dont stuck with the middle C- position and learn how to move fingers around and learn counting with the tied notes.
I really like how you are taking time with technique, and not afraid to be hands on with the student.
aarnemark 1 year ago
thanks for posting this.. very helpful .. i'm in the middle of relearning my technique after many years of playing with my fingers rather than wrists... it's a huge roadblock!
pinkfloyddwc 1 year ago
Sorry I said strong tone, but I meant loud sound.
musicheaven1 2 years ago
This is a great stuff. Thank you so much for posing this video. In this way You can produce beautiful tone. I appreciate it very much, if you could post or tell me how to project the strong tone, eg using shoulder or whole arm weight.
musicheaven1 2 years ago
i really like your approach. What's the book you use with this 5 yr old student?
jenpianist 2 years ago
Thank you.
On this level we use "A Dozen a Day" (for techniques)-it is a book of
fingering exercises for each day" and Alfred Piano Premier course, level 1A lesson , theory, and a performance books). I like Premier Course, because they dont stuck with the middle C- position and learn how to move fingers around and learn counting with the tied notes.
BelCantoV 2 years ago