How To Play ANY Glissando! White / Black Keys, Octaves, Thirds...

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Hey guys! Today I will show you how to play any glissando on the piano, including white keys glissando, black keys, and also intervals, including some tips and tricks.
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[@ulysse__]

Thank you pts ! Very useful in many pieces:))

[@cheesyingot7374]

Thanks rlly useful lol. Learning that hell of a ravel piece

[@PianoTechSupport]

How's that going :P

[@cheesyingot7374]

Failing terribly Lol

[@phebi._.]

@@cheesyingot7374 jeux d’eau? Its such a beautiful piece but my finger skin always cries when it comes to the gliss 😭

[@cheesyingot7374]

@@phebi._. YES same! Glisses gonna be the death of me 😫 (totally not the reason I gave up on the piece) 🥹🥹🥹

[@phebi._.]

@@cheesyingot7374 lol hahaha. Recently ive been experimenting with different ways to play that gliss, and i found using the back of my fingers works quite well, like as if swiping the keys

[@UncreativeaDude]

Very useful vid! Saving for the future :)

[@Ivan_1791]

Thanks for this video!

[@PianoTechSupport]

Glad it was helpful!

[@themobiusfunction]

Not only is it possible, it is actually used in Kapustin's 8th Sonata near the end.

[@KR-cc4yg]

great video!!

[@dilljordan7303]

Could you please make tutorial for first half (untill the octaves in left hand) of Heroic Polonaise op.53?

[@PianoTechSupport]

Thank you Dill. Added heroique to the list !

[@dilljordan7303]

Awsome! I have a quick question.
Your Presto con Fuoco tutorial of Ballade no 1 is great and helped me so much, but i can't finish it because of lack of knowledge for fingering. I slowed down and picked up the fingering that you used in the tutorial and it workes great, but i just dont want to make mistake going futher. Most of the time i can handle fingering but i know how important is to get it right in the first place with such a intese and fast piece or part of the piece like the CODA. Do you have any reccomendation for me?

[@natanaelcunha6002]

Where are the thirds?

[@holytaco.]

They call them sharps for a reason ;)

[@matthewclarke5008]

This is fine, except I don't like the nail noises when recording...