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@amanda92079988 impressionism* If you're going to make criticisms of some of the greatest pianists at least try to "fake" your knowledge of the pieces and eras by using correct spelling

Hey Corey? My name's Matthew Dane Peavoy and I'll be heading to Brandon University next year.February 16th and 17th I'll be in Brandon for my audition so I'd love to talk to a current piano major at Brandon if you're still studying there! musicisasuperpower@gmail.com is my email if you are availa...

@musicisasuperpower Where the sand groups together would be a node [a place where the table doesn't actually vibrate, and since the other parts of the table are vibrating called antinodes, sand will drift over to the nodes] Google wave interference patterns and you'll see

@arvinkong2003 Have you listened to his other etudes? This is one the easiest of his 6 grand etudes. And minus the trills at 2:40 it's not as difficult as it looks.

@keyboardclass Surprisingly enough this prelude and fugue, being a 4 voice fugue, is an ARCT level piece. I'm doing it for my ARCT exam this January. 4 voices is that taxing part, especially making all the melody lines sing

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@omguanyin On the contrary, if you practice it slow enough and use gravity to play the octave, it takes no more effort than lifting your hands.

@tentris I started learning this piece right after finals and I've finally gotten all the notes under my fingers well, and if I did about a week of listening and studying for interpretation, it would be performance ready, so if you spent 2 or 3 hours a day on the piece in itself [assuming you do ...

@LACEANGEL1 Well, thirds are playing scales/other passages a third apart. Typically they are referred to as doing scales a third apart WITHIN the same hand, so therefore double thirds are doing scales a third apart Within each hand in both hands at the same time. At all moments both hands are pla...

Look at the size of his hands. No wonder he can play Liszt so well, I bet he could play La Campanella without even thinking about it