Level Up Your Piano Skills: Learn Forearm Rotation With This Exercise

When you watch a GOOD pianist play, there's something about the way they move and use their body that sets them apart. One thing they constantly use is forearm rotation. We use this ALL THE TIME in our everyday lives. Let's learn how to apply it to our piano playing.
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[@JoachimHorsley]

Great explanation, thank you!

[@waltudzinski7659]

Susan, than you. This really helps me while playing intervals, especially octaves.

[@PianoRoadmap]

Glad to hear!

[@misterwong6351]

Great content! Great channel over all! Very high quality!

[@PianoRoadmap]

Thank you!

[@jrvoight]

Thank you. It’s so important and helpful for me to to see this!

[@PianoRoadmap]

You're welcome! 😃

[@mabdub]

Although forearm rotation is done exactly as you have shown we do have to understand that moving any part of the arm always involves the use of the shoulder to some degree so it's important not to think that the shoulder must be kept as still as possible. If foreman/wrist rotation is done properly the shoulder will always move in a relaxed and natural manner.

[@noobdrapiano4]

NOW I MAY CHANGE MY NAME TO PRO PIANO THIS VIDEO HELPED ME ALOT

[@PianoRoadmap]

This made me literally lol. Glad it helped!

[@clouphon3019]

Thanks for sharing this 😊 going to join your Patreon and work through the Faber book. Do you have similar technique tips during that course as well? Trying not to form any bad habits going forward

[@PianoRoadmap]

Yes! We focus on a different technical exercise every week.