Видео

Thanks

funny guy, earned himself a sub

I wonder how this might be applied to strings or wood winds.

After 30 seconds I left. Pontificating. Outta here.

this is the best piano channel efer than others

You are a very good instructor ❤❤❤ thank youuuuuu 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Extremely helpful. Thank you and your time is appreciated.

This was a very good ramble. What you said is very important and even more so for piano. On piano you can make all kinds of gestures and gyrations that have nothing to do with physical technique. Then there are motions like lifting the hand (great example) that are useful but not all the time. Pressing a key no, lifting from a key yes, etc. This will help your audience self learn or have good questions to ask their teachers next lessons!

What camera do you use for making videos? Quality looks great!

Do you use pedal from Day 1 practice?

Thank you so much...One question: With this method we can really reach huge speed? even if it is a difficult piece?

Where do you find your sheet music and get it?

ok but did you complete that mario maker level?

Guitarist of 45 years just starting out on piano. Aside from the left right hand thing on guitar I approach new pieces like this. It is great advice. The slow thing is really powerful but convincing my students of its value is difficult. In fact most who fail do so because they just want to rush to be able to perform and end up doing badly as a result.

What does only lift from knuckles mean? Don’t you only move your fingers from your knuckles

What about where to sit, at middle C❓Often awkward as sometimes more in right hand or visa left, makinng things awkward to reach. Thanks

I practice every night from about 10 to 3 or 4 on the morning. I work in a restaurant in the evenings, so I practice when I get home before going to sleep. Usually wke up around noon and start the day

Your videos are great - please do some more!

Very helpful!! Thank you!

Your explanation is super clear and helpful. Thank you, friend

Good tips to live by, thanks! Hardest part is having the discipline to maintain it.

thankkk you so much for this

Moonlight sonata 3rd movement 😂

Thank you from Belgium for all your advices ❤

Thanks a lot!

Very useful video. Will try this out. Starting to get advanced and I’m exp tension so maybe this will help

Wow! This was such a good tutorial! Reduced to the essentials, very clearly explained, analytical and also a bit funny. Chapeau! Thank you.

3:57 can you share the sheet music of it??

Good advice. It's the Chuan C. Chang method I follow in the book 'Fundaments of piano practice'.

Curling your fingers consciously is not good. Your fingers will be rigid and you will hurt your hand. Your finger should fall onto the key. Don’t press the key with your finger, use your entire arm to position your hand so that your finger can fall gracefully.

Love the background music from 1:07. It`s actually from a Nintendo 64 video game, Supermario 64. Such an iconic melodi. It really brings memories from my childhood.

HAIR LOOKS AMACULATE

The p....

super useful tips! Keep making videos sir!

Hi Lieu. Will you be doing any more videos. I miss them. Would you be able to maybe do a video on the grade 3 to 4 bridge ive heard a little about. Is this a difficult transition from one to the other and how much better is the music. Thank you.

You have my sincerest gratitude for keeping is short and simple

1:17 no

I keep developing tendonitis/rsi injuries. Twice in 5 months. Im hoping this will help me out.

In your video ”5 things I wish I did when learning the piano” you practice two lines with hands seperately and then eventually practice those two lines with hands together. Should i learn the whole piece with hands separately first like method 1 in this video, or break the whole piece down into smaller sections and use method 1-4 on each section?

Watched this and realized I hold my elbows stifllly next to my sides like I do in typing. Going to my piano to relearn how to play.

Horowitz, Gould and countless other greats knew better than limiting themselves to finger tips and curved fingers only.

This is very good and helpful video, thank you!

Great video! ❤

Thanks! Very helpful.

Curious where you see memorization fitting into this? I tend to memorize and learn at the same time. Do you suggest waiting until you’ve gone through all these steps before memorizing?

◊Very good, thank you◊

I play and hope for the best

Thanks you! This video helped a lot

It all seems good with the exception of the "lifting" of the fingers -- lifting the fingers like that will create a lot of tension in the fingers, hands and wrists. I notice that -- fortunately -- you do not actually play that way.

Thank you! You explain things really well. I liked the video game analogy!!