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Thanks so much for your kind words! 🙂🙏

Thanks for watching! 🙂🙏

@@davidchangmusic Chopin is ALWAYS serendipitous . . . as was your proximity to the piano!

Also, what app are you using for this notation on your iPad?

And rather than referring me to David Chang’s, could you summarize maybe like I’m a five-year-old

Great question - the short answer if you were a 5-year-old: it’s bad to add only from the beginning because we’ll do the beginning too much and the end too little. Slightly more sophisticated answer: since music moves forward in time, we will always have a BIAS towards the BEGINNINGS of everything we practice - whether that’s a page, a line, or a measure. When we add from the beginning, we’ll always end up neglecting the ending more often. Adding in reverse counteracts this natural bias. You’re right - almost everything about good practice is counterintuitive - the opposite of what normal people would do :) Longer answer in a video I made a long time ago - ADDING IN REVERSE in Piano Practice: ruclips.net/video/hFF0BPqVA3k/видео.htmlsi=G9CAHxUDf5nzYgZH Believe it or not, the app for notation is just native iOS / Apple functionality! I save the pictures in Files, but you can do the same thing in Photos. I use my iPad for Markup, typically, but you can even use your iPhone as well if you want to use Perfect Shapes :) I would Google anything here you’re not sure about. Hope this helps!

Great question! Just a few ideas for how to get the left hand so fast through the lenses of some of my unique learning methodologies: Physical Methodology ruclips.net/p/PLMCgf8RRa-ZMKaZ4YZH529YG4t8mX65dP&si=WIL3umtDvLXKPUHo Logical Methodology ruclips.net/p/PLMCgf8RRa-ZNNMpY_1-52-dLSc-PXZdmJ&si=JB7AtvyK_Tm7rHTv There are more playlists on my channel if you want to layer many more strategies, mindsets, etc. The piano is my wife’s childhood piano in Shanghai :) You can see the brand name on the piano.

@@davidchangmusic thank you, keep it up

Thanks so much!

Thank you so much! 🙂🙏

Glad you find this interesting! 🙂🙏

Thank you! More than 28 years ago, I think?

Thanks so much for your extremely kind words, Jason! So glad you find this helpful. Yes, basically all of the layers of strategies / mindsets on my entire channel can be in effect / layered simultaneously… and there are many, many other layers not yet here too! But I consider adding in reverse to be quite foundational for sure. Great question - I’ve recorded parts of lessons at times, but it’ll always necessarily be small snippets out of context - that’s the issue with intricate strategy. One example of one simple concept (such as a rudimentary “adding in reverse” example) could be 5-7 minutes, but an attempt to record the “full approach” would be hundreds or thousands of hours long.

Thanks so much! This is “Opening” from Glassworks.

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Haha yes! Funnily enough, there was an adult listening later who also pretended to play piano in the air at some point while listening to me - perhaps unconsciously.

Thank YOU so much! :)

Thanks so much!

Haha yes! What’s funny is that later, there was an adult who also “played” in the air at some point while listening to me - perhaps out of her conscious awareness!

I certainly hope so! 🙂🙏❤

Nice! I actually greatly prefer these 0.9 mm mechanical pencils - much harder for the point to break.

Nice! I actually greatly prefer these 0.9 mm mechanical pencils - much harder for the point to break.

Ah yes! Great to keep some dates / records for the future for sure :)

That’s a great way to put it!

Ah, great to hear you’re getting results and thanks for sharing this! Ironically, I am not able to picture a lot of things visually - I can’t picture faces and many other objects. My mental practice is extremely attuned to my sense of touch - distances, exact sensations of white and black keys against my fingers, etc. - and my sense of hearing - I almost think it’s like a blind person’s mental practice. Eyes-closed practice and ever-constant internal singing of the music are both crucial in building this skill - I should talk about that more. Keep going :)

Thanks so much for your kind words! 🙏🙂

Thanks for watching! 🙏

@@davidchangmusic but this is true asf tho cuz people be hogging the piano for "practice" when they learnt moonlight sonata off RUclips. Now I can finally see the benefits of sheet music.