A Discussion on PRACTICE REGIMEN - VIP MasterClass Sample
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 23 сен 2018
- Click here to download the full-length video: www.joshwrightpiano.com/store...
Click here to view the entire library of VIP MasterClass Series Videos: joshwrightpiano.teachable.com...
This is the full-length video for the following VIP MasterClass Series tutorial: Week of February 26, 2018 - Double Feature
PRACTICE REGIMEN
1. How to decide what to work on, how many pieces to tackle at once for a given practice amount, how much theory should you know?, and other questions (requested by Roger)
2. What does an ideal technical routine look like? What can I cut out of my routine, and what should I keep? Should I dedicate time to technical exercises, or should I only use my pieces to work on technique? Lastly, what are tips for keeping a loose and accurate left hand in the Chopin Etude Op.10 No.9 in F minor?
(requested by Terry)
View Josh's FREE webinar training, "10 Unusual Tips To Take Your Playing To The NEXT LEVEL!": event.webinarjam.com/register...
View Josh's premiere course, ProPractice Lifetime Access, and get instant access to every previous and future ProPractice video, forever! joshwrightpiano.teachable.com...
View the VIP MasterClass Series here, featuring videos not seen on RUclips: joshwrightpiano.teachable.com...
View a full list of all the gear Josh uses: kit.co/joshwrightpiano
To download Josh's FREE ProPractice video pack (which he released at the beginning of the COVID-19 quarantine to help pianists continue to develop their skills in the possible absence of regular piano lessons) containing full-length ProPractice tutorials in all levels of study (Early Beginner, Mid-Late Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced levels) click here: joshwrightpiano.teachable.com...
🔔 Subscribe for more videos like this: ruclips.net/user/joshwrightpia... 
Видеоклипы
Loving the socks xD
Haha thanks!
This is a question I receive all the time from students around the world...I hope the insights I offer here can help you in your practicing!
I don't know where I would be without you, man!
btw my Uncle is Steve Williams... hes a jazz DJ who is retired but has worked out at the University of Utah for quite some time. I know you play classical stuff but I figured you might know him! Anywho cheers, brother!
Josh, you're great and your socks are even better!
Thank you for making videos, it encourages me to pursue my dream and I love the socks btw XD
Amazing channel and videos you are very analytical so you go into a lot of detail which is a lot like me so it helps me lots thanks!
I think this is so important.
With an age of instant access to almost any song, THE MUSIC WE PLAY MUST BE OUR OWN or why not just play it off your mp3 player
great video
Great video, I should pick a couple pieces and focus on them and not feel like a failure if I can't get through it in a single evening... I'm very much a newbie.
Hi! I am a piano performance major at a university. I am not good at sight reading yet and am very overwhelmed with my workload. I do not have any choice in this matter, my professor assigns me several pieces, and then I have to do TONS of accompaniment. I have a binder about 400 pages thick with music I have played for accompaniment this year, In addition to the 4 solo repetoire pieces. I have been struggling to keep my head above the water and am wondering how I should handle the pressure so I can learn my pieces in time to pass my juries? If I wasn't bad at sight reading it wouldn't be such a big deal, but I really have to learn all of the accompaniment pieces. I'm a freshman, how can I balance these things?
Having 40 pieces on the work-bench should not be totally wrong.
Sight reading is one of the most giving disciplines and can lead to larger repertoire and better technique.
There are different levels of sight reading; the problem is that you do not want stumble over too big a challenge. The mechanical/physical ability will not improve by exclusive sight reading, but then again, sometimes you actually get a new and better touch.
One must know the different types of touch (Josh has excellent videos on how to practice fx. block-chords lifting the whole hand.)
Nice socks!
Haha thank you!
the socks