Quick Fix: Schumann Toccata op.7

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[@lorenzomorgoni524]

I'm very interested in the correct execution of the "pulling" movement. Currently trying to exercise it (not on this piece though: too difficult for now).

[@urourogyn]

Wonderful insight

[@rodrigogb6022]

BRILLIANT !

[@RolandHuettmann]

I wanted to say exactly the same..)))

[@luky46]

thank you for this video that I was looking for. I am currently studying the toccata op 7 by Schumann and I am playing it every day from the beginning to the end slowly with the metronome at 50 the quaver. the final speed should be 90 the semiquevar. my question is the following should I speed up for small sections up to 90 or always play the whole thing from the beginning to the end increasing one beat per day. Thank you

[@DenZhdanovPianist]

Combine practicing slower smoother and longer sections, and faster but very short sections, 1-2 bars at once, fighting for precision and instant relaxation between elements as often as possible. Combining these two strategies every few minutes can be very beneficial

[@johnnynoirman]

I like the idea of making a keyboard based on the hand span of your hand.