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He! Nice. When practicing, I now imagine myself as my favourite artist...playing those keys, singing those vocals...ahh...I mean laaaaa!

Could you do a video on ledger lines, please?

For more advanced students, do you have any tips that can help with reading notes that go above and below the 5 lines of each clef? I am OK up to about 3 lines above and below but after that I find myself having to count the lines and spaces in the music, matching to the correct keys and then memorizing that section of the music.

In addition to an excellent performance, I noticed good posture, distance of the bench and where you were seated on the bench. Thanks for posting this video!

Best wish for your music

I am afraid this kind of technique isn't attainable by an adult anymore, you gotta have started as a child so that the keyboard gets saved as a map in your brain which allows you to navigate it.

I am enjoying your videos so far, they are really helpful! If possible I would like to see in a bit more detail how you are performing the thumb tuck or pass over. I have seen a few other videos on it but none really provide a clear explanation of it. Especially reaching past the 4 is quite difficult for me without causing tension and therefore preventing me from playing fast.

Even w slow practise you will encounter some search motions. They are not completely avoidable when memorising

Thank you.❤

need more to bit advanced students. akkords? patterns?

Video on how to read music like a pro pls ? Am struggling with reading it takes me too much time

Another excellent video. You tackle things in a practical and easy to understand way. Thank you 😊.

I like the contents of your previous lessons. Unfortunately, a microphone closer to your mouth will help your talking. I am sorry, I cannot hear you.

Thank you for sharing. This is very helpful!

I really appreciate your uploads. They’ve helped me a lot with my playing. You have a rare gift for teaching. I wish I had you as my piano teacher when I was little. Please continue to make more tutorials. Thank you.

This helps so much thank you once again for these quick and effective guides.

Thank you for clearly explaining this. While I frequently hear “group the notes” (from my instructor), I now see the pattern recognition is an integral part of that grouping. Many thanks Dr Wong!

I am enjoying your videos so much. Thanks for the very clear cut methods.

Thank you for such an informative video!

We humans tend to over-complicate things whenever we go on a journey, or begin a new project 🙃 Your aproach is kinda like reverse-engineering, mapping out the construction. We tend to see these composers as gods, but, at the end of the day, there is logic to everything no matter how complex it may sound or appear 🎹🎶

Amazing! 💜 Beautiful piano music!🎹🎼🎵🎶 Thank you very much! Have a good day!

Thank you for making these videos. I find them very helpful.

Thanks that’s really very helpful ❤

3:05 for next practice👍

Awsome Awsome Awsome. Your simple but superio lesson today helped with my life-long challenge of reading music without COUNTING each notes......wow.Thank You!!!❤. My caws can eat grass at anywhere they want to. I got my skips and steps😅

"Put the note on the right key" is the most basic and most superio skill. I am 60 years old and since I was 9 years old I have been struggling to read music notes. I can read it but puting the notes on the right places in any instruments is soooo fundamental. Than you for this simple but superior lesson "All Cows Eat Grass" doesn't make music if you don't know where on your musical instruments you out theses "c"ows. They would run all over on your i instruments😅

I love your method, but does it mix them up when calling bass clef lines different numbers than found in 99% of books?

Great tech teach. Thanks

Muscle memory 🧠🙌🏻🎹 yes not easy but build it up. Slow to fast. Nice playing and great post Dr Benjamin and yes your tips are helpful. Drs know how to study. We can all learn from each other. Thanks 🙏🏻

Maybe just learn to play lots and lots of your favourite super easy songs and keep reading.

I was blown away when I found this tube. These tips are priceless. I love how you keep it simple and logical.

Fantastic information. Thank you for sharing this. It’s invaluable.

Exemplary teaching! 💕

TH-cam's been recommending you! You're on your way to your first 1000 subscribers, and more importantly, towards helping many, many more people.

Practice one measure at a time….Perfectly, perhaps 7 times or more slowly I was also told. I do 49 times. Cause I’m 78!

This is wisdom from Rachmaninov who practice the slow method. Wonderful wisdom/ Thank you Dr. Benjamin.😊

Pretty amazing how fast and effortless you play these Chopin etudes ... i wonder what your thoughts are on the Chopin A minor "Chromatic" etude 🤔 How one should approach and/or practise the piece 🤔

It’s great to be reminded of slowing down and focussed practice. Thank you. Just a question. I used to be told to practice slowly with metronome and then sometimes in different rhythms to help with the mind mapping of fingerings. What do you think of that as a tool?

Your instructional videos are fantastic and greatly appreciated. There are many content creators posting similar videos. You’re my favorite, and one of the best. Please continue to post more. They are greatly appreciated. Thank you so much.

Scarlatti?

Nice advice. That is so good that the technique discussed in the previous video is being taught on its application. That is so great. Thanks

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

Comment for the audio. The Piano sound is way too loud compare to the voice. I had to turn my volume to 90% to hear you talk, but had to turn down to 40-50% when you start playing the piano. But great Video!

Your use of a tree analogy and visuals to explain interval reading is brilliant; thank you! The chapters that match the time stamps are: 0:13 (1) Understand skips and steps 3:15 (2) Know the clefs 4:20 (3) Read music with skips and steps! (Christmas Tree Approach) 7:25 (4) Practice

This advice is gold!!! Thank you immensely!

It's so true and I know it! Now the only question remaining is how to delete 35 years of bad habits from my brain...

There are ways as well: use of articulation, use of pedal, use of rest or pause.

Great stuff Dr Wong 👍 Short video, but informative and to the point. Arpeggio wise, i hope perhaps someday you can do an slight indepth video about classical pieces that contain difficult arpeggios when it comes to speed and articulation, such as the oppening of Beethovens Moonlight Sonata Movement 3 "Presto Agitato", or Chopin's "Ocean" etude in C minor. Keep up the good work! :)

That”Searching “ idea is a wonderful reminder. Thanks a lot

These are all super helpful thanks