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Piano Tips
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 2 เม.ย. 2020
Piano Tips is a channel focused on piano playing.
The goal is to spread knowledge to the world on everything related to piano playing: from technique to musicality, from rhythm to memory, and much more.
Enjoy the tips!
The goal is to spread knowledge to the world on everything related to piano playing: from technique to musicality, from rhythm to memory, and much more.
Enjoy the tips!
HOW TO PREPARE FOR A COMPETITION - Piano Tips
COMPETITIONS.
A big trouble organizing yourself and prepare for one or more.
How should we plan in order to arrive at our own very best at the day of the performance?
Here a full planning on how to achieve an optimal level of preparation before any competition and more of them grouped.
Hope it is going to be useful!
Piano Tips is a channel where I share my knowledge on piano playing and I give some tips on how to do it better, helping to solve problems and frequent mistakes.
Hope you will enjoy it as much as I do filming it!
Feel free to leave me a comment and if you want leave a like, and of course subscribe for my upcoming tips!
Special thanks to: Draft Animation (curator of graphics)
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FACEBOOK: pianotips/
INSTAGRAM: piano.tips
CONTACT: pianotipsmax@gmail.com
A big trouble organizing yourself and prepare for one or more.
How should we plan in order to arrive at our own very best at the day of the performance?
Here a full planning on how to achieve an optimal level of preparation before any competition and more of them grouped.
Hope it is going to be useful!
Piano Tips is a channel where I share my knowledge on piano playing and I give some tips on how to do it better, helping to solve problems and frequent mistakes.
Hope you will enjoy it as much as I do filming it!
Feel free to leave me a comment and if you want leave a like, and of course subscribe for my upcoming tips!
Special thanks to: Draft Animation (curator of graphics)
Subscribe Draft Animation ➜ th-cam.com/channels/grQDcHeEju4Cxx6m79QXhg.html
#piano #pianoplaying #pianotips
✔️ SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL!
FACEBOOK: pianotips/
INSTAGRAM: piano.tips
CONTACT: pianotipsmax@gmail.com
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PRACTICE METHODS - HOW MANY HOURS TO PRACTICE?
มุมมอง 4034 ปีที่แล้ว
Welcome to another Piano Tip! With today's video I start to talk about something different than technique. In particular this time you will get tips on how many hours you should practice, and how to do it efficiently. Piano Tips is a channel where I share my knowledge on piano playing and I give some tips on how to do it better, helping to solve problems and frequent mistakes. Hope you will enj...
PIANO TECHNIQUE - THUMB PASSAGE (Scales, Arpeggios)
มุมมอง 5K4 ปีที่แล้ว
Welcome to another Piano Tip! This time I explain the various passages necessary to fix the movement of the thumb and of notes around it happening especially in scales and in arpeggios. Piano Tips is a channel where I share my knowledge on piano playing and I give some tips on how to do it better, helping to solve problems and frequent mistakes. Hope you will enjoy it as much as I do filming it...
PIANO TECHNIQUE - JUMPS (Different levels)
มุมมอง 7054 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I cover the steps needed to improve jumps of any kind at the piano. Sometimes we focus too much in just playing one big jump many times, without taking care of it analytically. It is extremely important to fix instead the position in order to get better results faster. Piano Tips is a channel where I share my knowledge on piano playing and I give some tips on how to do it better, ...
INTRODUCING - PIANO TIPS
มุมมอง 4194 ปีที่แล้ว
Trailer of the channel is now out! I have been working on this for a while, and finally everything is starting. Piano Tips is a channel where I share my knowledge on piano playing and I give some tips on how to do it better, helping to solve problems and frequent mistakes. Hope you will enjoy it as much as I do filming it! Feel free to leave me a comment and if you want leave a like, and of cou...
Llke it a lot best I have seen thank you
Great tip and exercise.👍 Unfortunately you are active anymore.😢 Or do you have some other channel on TH-cam?
Loved this video! Great exercises!
Oh wow, what a innovative video! Can we have more about that argument? Thank you!
Arpeggios practice with a scale with sharps/flats is a lot more difficult than C major. Would you approach practicing it the same way? I have to stretch my thumb so much more in Bb major arp. I notice my arm moves more in Bb than it does in C arp. Is that ok? I guess my question is should I try to avoid placement of my thumb on sharps and flats when possible?
Why use 2 (in the exercise of 2 notes plus the thumb) where standard fingering requires 3?
grazie mille
Good job ! Audio could be louder
Thanks for the great advice! I’m nearly 16 and in about 10 months I intend to participate in my first competition. In a little less than a month, I intend on participating in my first adjudication (I’m gonna play Chopin’s first Etude). The competition is for piano concertos and I’m about to get started and choose a piece (it only needs one movement from one piece). I’m thinking I’m gonna choose the first movement of Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto, but I’m not sure. I may want to settle for something I would be less likely to screw up (probably Mozart K. 488). I’ve never played a concerto or competition before, so I don’t have the experience or the knowledge of what kind of concerto is best for me. Any advice would be appreciated Thanks
Hi ShuaTock! It is great to test your skills with competitions and performances at your age. If you want send me an email so I can look better at your situation and help you out set up the competition program! Write me at pianotipsmax@gmail.com
@@pianotips325 Thanks man
Thank you for this video! You have great content! Please keep going! :)
Super good exercices. Thanks a million
Glad to be helpful!
This is the clearest example, explanation, and effective exercise that I've seen for thumb passage. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the feedback! I hope I can have more time to creste new content 🙏🏼
Thank you very much !
Hello. My left hand always tenses up whenever I do thumb crossovers whilst playing scales, usually in ascending order. Do you have any tips on how to avoid it? Thanks! Great lesson, btw
Hi! It could be because of tension from the arm or from the ligament of the thumb, even though it’s hard to tell without seeing it. Still important to smooth your playing to avoid possible tendonitis.
@@pianotips325 I can play scales with ease using my right hand because it usually feels more relaxed and natural compared to my left hand. Maybe it's because I'm right-handed. My left hand always feels tensed and unnatural. I'm not sure if I'm not rotating my forearm enough when I do thumb passages, or I might be overdoing the forearm rotation. Anyway, thanks for replying! I'll take your advice, and I'm looking forward to your next lesson!
@@julioaltavas2257 not a fan of giving advice on other people's channels but your LH arm is probably tense because your LH fingers aren't as strong as your RH therefore the arm is trying to take up the slack or work that should be done within the hand and fingers. I'm assuming you're right handed. A weak LH is the bane of our existence. Try crossing your hands when you play pieces so that the LH is playing melody but keeping good alignment of course.
@@dkant4511 Yes, I'm right-handed. The problem sometimes happens even if I'm not pressing the keys. My left hand sometimes would not relax naturally when I rest it on the keys and my thumb begins to twitch and stretch involuntarily. It usually happens when I feel tired, and goes back to normal when I get enough rest. I tried applying forearm rotation to my scale playing and tension seemed to lessen. I'll stick to that technique until I've mastered it. Also, thanks for the tips! Might try to apply your technique as well.
Great points!
love your channel sir ❤️
Thank you so much!
Great tip! Nice to see these practice techniques demonstrated.
I am glad you liked it! Soon I will restart with my videos, stay tuned!
Thank you very much indeed to you for this! I am an adult beginner (self-taught) and was flummoxed by how pianists managed to make their thumb sound just like another finger. I have been moving my arm far too much! I am very grateful. May God bless you
I am very happy you found my content useful! Soon I will release new videos, stay tuned!
This is fantastic advice! Bravo! Many will learn immensely from this.
Your channel and videos come at the right time! I'm just getting back to piano playing, and this is a good way to remember things I studied years ago... and learn new ones! Thank you! :)
Glad you enjoy it! Looking forward to share new topics soon!