Reducing TENSION In Fast Speeds - Stop Isolating the Fingers
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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This wrist rotating secret has literally pushed me to the next level of piano playin. It seems so simple by nobody actually teach that. Big thanks!
Thanks Joshua 🎉
Thank you Mr. Wright, really needed this!
You sir are a gift to humanity. thanks
Oh, I like the use of two hands on the ascending passage after the cadenza.
You are a great teacher sir.
Your videos have got me back in to playing and enjoying it. Thanks and keep it up Josh.
That little bit you went over reminds me of a similar sounding passage in Chopin's etude in thirds.
Great video Josh, the technique is fantastic! :)
Good teacher. Thanks for your great help
The idea of avoiding isolating the fingers is the foundation of the Taubman approach. I had been studying it with someone in New York up until the pandemic started. I haven't been able to go back, unfortunately.
I didn't have any dangerous physical problems, but I haven't been able to play really fast sweeping scales at the piano. It's still an issue for me. Arpeggios are the same. That's why I went.
Thank you for the great tips. It is really helpful.
Always great tips Josh, Good job, and thanks for sharing
You are the best.... I'm waiting for tomorrow's concert :-)
I wonder if you could get Edna Golandsky as a guest on your channel. As a continuation on the Taubman approach and the two guest pedagogues you've already had on your channel, Graham having been twice.
Agreed. This advice was very Taubman-esque!
this would be awesome
Nice to see You Master
I haven't watched the video but I know it will help me a lot already!
I believe one of Dorothy Taubman’s key concepts was that when the fingertip touches the bottom of the key, all downward motion stops. To get some passages up to speed, I’ve found it helpful to practice consciously synchronising the fingertips of both hands so they touch the bottom of the key at exactly the same time.
I was wondering about this for Beethoven's Appassionta 3rd movement. I find my fingers tripping over themselves and getting out of sync in certain passages. I'll give this a try.
Hi Josh, I have the pro practise video of this piece but I wonder if you would address exactly how to pedal the numerous L.H. tenths in the piece and keep the piece flowing rhythmically.
Great vid! Im not sure about my thumb should be thumb play by rotate weight of arm or by muscle of thumb?
Did he record somewhere a performance of Liebestraum? He sound great.
Interesting video but i dont get how you turn so fast with your wrist while playing so fast
Fingertips art.
is that weird the tension issue is more obvious for my left hand whereas my right hand is okay? 😂
I also have that problem :(
The position of the torso is important too, if you're not far enough over the lh might not feel as comfy
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