Q&A: How to Play Thirds Correctly. Tips for Piano Beginners
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
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Video highlights:
00:00. Introduction.
00:18. The question that I answer in this video.
01:48. 'Finger-only' playing - the main cause of the issues you currently experience.
02:16. Solving a problem by breaking it down into smaller (and easier) elements. The 'magnifying glass' method.
03:02. Step-by-step practice demo for the uncomfortable LH interval/chord from 'One Fine Day'. The third from bar 1. Whole-arm non-legato.
04:08. Hand position and arm alignment.
04:54. How to control the sound intensity.
05:57. The chord form bar 2.
07:10. Connecting these two structures, non-legato. The benefits of non-legato practice.
08:12. The legato stage. The dangers of practicing legato straight away.
09:55. Using weight transfer.
10:44. The playing freedom that will result from building a strong foundation while you are a beginner.
11:38. Practicing the difficult RH transition from Vivaldi's 'Spring'. Paying attention to the articulation effect from the score.
12:15. Applying the 'magnifying glass' method to this spot.
14:04. Leading with the arm. Wrist navigation. Keeping an immobile '5-finger' position - another possible cause of your problem.
15:20. Tips for your independent practice.
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Nice playing, and demonstration in this video.
This is exactly my problem weeks ago. My wrist hurts from repeadtedly switching between 1/3 and 5 in a c major chord. Thank you so much I learned a lot from this video!
I'm really happy this video was helpful! 😊
Excellent detailed explanation--I've never found anyone explain this so well. Thank you!!
Thank you so much, Scott! ;)
I've been looking for something like this for ages thank You!
You're very welcome! I'm happy that this video was helpful! :)
Clear and amazing, thanks for sharing it!!
Thank you, Ferran! ;)
My daughter is practicing Mozart sonata Bb major k498 2nd mv. Your tutorial gives her some hints on how to play those chords smoothly . It is just what she needed. Thank you very much!
You're very welcome! I'm happy that this tutorial was helpful! ;)
It is not mozart.
Thanks a lot. I am also having problem with thirds and was looking for video abt it and finally u uploaded.
You're very welcome! I hope that this tutorial will help you to acquire a new perspective on interval playing :).
I loved this video hun
Excellent stuff thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for this video. You are an outstanding teacher with profound understanding of piano technique, and you developed a fantastic capability to explain it. With sincere admiration!
Thank you so much! I'm happy you enjoyed this video! 😊
Thanks
I learned how to play songs on my piano or keyboard, Ms. Vartic!
You are a very great and special teacher!
Thank you so much! ;)
Thank you for this video, it's helping me so much...
You are very welcome, Samuel! ;)
@piano career please can you make a tutorial on how to play double 3rds and 6th moving in steps up and down, please....thank you😇🙏
Hi! Double thirds and sixths will be covered in my progressive Scale & Arpeggio Course (available in the Members Area of PianoCareerAcademy.com). These variations are planned for level 8 (I'm currently up to Level 5 with this Course, and I have also posted a few Lessons for Level 7). I'm currently juggling many projects and Courses simultaneously - so I won't get to Level 8 for a while, but these variations are definitely coming in the near future! ;) By the way, here you can find the complete List of Tutorials available for our members (the step-by-step Lessons of our Scale Course can be found on this list as well): www.pianocareer.com/holistic-piano-playing/piano-career-academy-tutorials/
The vídeo i've been waiting for long! Its so difficult for me to play thirds on left left hand for Haydn sonata's 53 in e minor :( thank you so much Illinka (i dont forget your name xD)
You're very welcome! I'm happy you enjoyed this video! ;)
Just to show you how silly I am ,I intially thought, it was the pop song "One Fine Day" by CArole King, made famous by the Chiffons... Then I took a closer look. I guess I am used to eharing referred to in italian