A NEW Technique For ACCURACY with JUMPS - VIP MasterClass Sample
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
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Your videos, essentially regardless of topic, have consistently been more helpful than any formal piano instruction I have ever received. You are a great source of knowledge and inspiration!
As I am also a blind pianist, I understand the frustration of jumps, especially huge leaps. I usually start off with extremely slow practice. When I encounter jumps, I would pre-feel the next keys. Executing leaps with relax hands is crucial and try to be close to the keyboard. And try to find pivotal notes if there are any. Most importantly, hear the next note before leaping. Our brain is smart enough to calculate the distance between the jump. Of course, I can't jump perfectly every time. But when I practice, I hope to minimize the risk of miscalculating jumps.
lol, damn you, you were about to answer for free the very question I've had ever since I got my keyboard: how to play blind.
I learned a typewriter before computers, and I learned it blind because my mom was. It actually helped me considerably later on in life. I can type out an entire page of a textbook without ever needing spellcheck.
I've been hoping to learn the piano the same way. I was taught violin as a kid, so I know the importance of being able to play without looking at the instrument. This is the first video to even suggest how to do it. It fascinates me that most pianists on RUclips don't play like blind people. It's almost like they don't know how or never thought about it. But you do. You play closer than anyone else on here.
Of course, now I have to pay to see you do it. Haha.
I like playing simple melodies in an octave interval to practice my accuracy for this interval
It seems to work quite well for now, though I'm just a beginner
The bit before the cut sounded like All Star
Hey Josh, I'm really enjoying the samples of your pro-practice series. Although they are short the provide me with valuable information.
Could you please make a video on how to be blind at the piano? I feel like I have to look at the keys even for the tiniest of jumps. I'm relatively good at sight-reading, I can read and recognise notes quite fluently, but I still have to search for them on the keyboard and look down all the time which is holding me back.
I've tried just playing through a piece with my eyes closed several times without any results. For example, in Beethoven's tempest sonata 3rd movement after the repeat where the two hands have sort of a dialogue going on, I have trouble finding the notes at a fast tempo.
Thanks in advance and keep up the great work!
Sincerely Alex
Hi Josh, Is your VIP piano lessons appropriate for beginners ?
Would you ever consider doing one on one Skype lessons?
TheDoctor980 He already does, I believe.
I seem to be the only person who can do big jumps perfectly without any previous training on it lol