Mastering Piano Jumps with Speed and Accuracy [Gershwin]

[@UUpianoman]

If you continue this type of video instruction, your channel will definitely grow. It will take time, of course, and self promotion... but excellent pedagogy like this is golden! Thank you! You are appreciated!

[@PianoGuidance]

This is super helpful for coordinating hands! Thanks for breaking it down step by step 👍

[@peter5.056]

As a self taught pianist of some virtuosity, when I was first learning the piano, I fell quite firmly into the habit of not doing anything until I understood why I was doing it. The amount of forethought necessary to reach understanding, was mind-bendingly tedious, but I somehow fell in love with the process. I think the greatest challenge to learning the piano one must overcome, is the realization and acceptance of just how difficult doing it correctly is.

[@pianistic]

Thanks for sharing this!!

[@Margaret-of8sm]

So true!

[@RobertDaria1]

Thanks. Makes a lot of sense

[@EasyAsPieSongChords]

Beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Very nice instructions.

[@tia904]

Nice content. Thank you. Note: Separation spelled with an 'a', at 2:00 to 2:09 ....

[@pianistic]

Nice catch! I’ll be sure to check for next time! 😉

[@jpsmith8488]

Thanks!

[@pianistic]

Thanks a lot for the Super Thanks, JPSmith!! It really helps, and I really appreciate the support. Thanks again!! 😊

[@Concurr]

Cheers fella

[@Margaret-of8sm]

Excellent video!

[@pianistic]

I hope it helps!

[@homamellersh8446]

Great set of tricks, thank you so much .

[@christopherdew2355]

'separation' otherwise outstanding!

[@lshwadchuck5643]

I call 'over before you play' a 'soft landing', where I feel the structure of the black keys.

[@ishagshafeeg]

Interesting. Couldn’t download the link! Please advise. Thanks

[@pianistic]

Thanks for letting me know! Sorry about that. If you haven’t received it, just drop me an email, and I’ll send the file right over to you! [e-mail] 😀

[@ishagshafeeg]

@@pianistic thanks