Czerny - "School of Velocity" Op. 299 No.1 - Alba Vezuli
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did anyone else panic at 0:23 and think that man was going to attack her?
me neither
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esta chica ha mejorado mucho, en su ultimo video aparece mas relajada
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Those students of the piano who are familiar with Abby Whiteside will know that (as strange as this sounds) infinite speed must first be obtained for any given parallel set--and then, slowed down from there. Once you can play an arpeggio infinitely fast, you can play it at 160, 180, 220 BPM and beyond!
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I didn't mean you have to practice slowly all the time, I meant you need to start slowly and patiently, untill you become comfortable with speed, and then slowly increase the speed.
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I disagree; if one always plays slowly (no matter how much patience) they'll never acquire the technique that fast playing demands. To play quickly, all of the motions need to be minimized. Playing slowly doesn't necessarily reinforce the correct movements--only by practicing the movements that speed requires can fast speed be obtained. Often, this means reaching infinite speed on the instrument--and then slowing down.
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Brava!!
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hahaha I loved playing this one from Czerny, it was actually pretty fun
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@flamingspinach sorry - that was meant to read 14.4 notes per sec - and they happen to be 1/6th type notes.
But realised I don't understand the original comment of 144 being a good tempo - at 19.2 notes/sec that would be imposssible. My belief is that 12notes/sec is about as fast as is possible - a tempo of 90 for this piece.
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@lsbrother uh... so you measure tempo in number of 16th notes per deca-second? ok...
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@flamingspinach the Czerny requested metronome mark of 108 1/2 notes/min is equivalent to playing 108*8/60 = 14.4 1/16th notes/sec
too much tension...you'll play faster if you use less muscles
jcfbell3001 1 year ago 4
that is to fast my theacher play it beter
msandrej22 2 years ago