(HD) Piano Technique: Arm Weight transfer in Legato and Staccato

Watch total video for tips on arm weight transfer in legato and various types of
staccato (Finger, forearm, and wrist generated)

[@stevenbeer6005]

The heavy versus light! So good!
Cheers!

[@SoulfulSpinning]

Wonderful explanation of arm weight. Now to practice ! Thanks you for posting this valuable content. I have learned so much from your videos.

[@ShirleyKirsten]

so glad to be helpful!

[@robertdepiano]

Thank you very much Shirley. I exercise a lot and sometimes have problems with tension and pain. Your guides are very helpful. The one with the breathing was downright revealing. I set myself a card "Breathe, more slack" 😁

[@vk7898]

Fantastic 😊

[@CD318]

Thank you for sharing, Shirley!

[@gabrielaberna5526]

Gracias Shirley. 🎶 😍🇦🇷

[@sandysiroky8992]

I value your experience, time and talent. I always come away with a new approach. Thank you!

[@ShirleyKirsten]

My pleasure to be of help.

[@a.a.dehulster7567]

Armweight in pianoplaying is a fallacy. Armweight is dead. Read the Vollendete Klaviertechnik by E.J.Bach and learn about what is the true active motor and become a better pianist.

[@ShirleyKirsten]

more updated vid on arm weight. ruclips.net/video/Uh6pMB0CSk0/видео.html Will not debate this, as individual players of worth have diverse views on this--There's no such "true" assessment of arm weight, a subjective value judgment. In the world of music, imagination, approach... diversity are at the heart of the creative process. NO more comments from me.