How to Get Back in Shape on the Piano After a Break

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[@kliberalsing]

Good question!

[@mariar4431]

Thank you very much. I love listening to you teach and play.

[@jacquelinerubin8274]

Yes! And the 3 part inventions/sinfonias are wonderful for strengthening and even stretching. These 2 and 3 part inventions have allowed me to not only get my hands in shape but my brain too. It helps with coordination as well as concentration. Would you believe that I perform the 2 and 3 part inventions regularly in public venues and people love them? It’s a surprise to me. Bach seems to engage the casual listener in a certain way that draws them in, adults and children alike. The Italian Concerto continues to be quite challenging but I love it and have also played it in public. It’s a totally immersive experience and completely energizing. Thank you JS Bach and thank you Robert🎹

[@rudyagresta]

Good advice, thank you Robert!

[@kathleencook3060]

Brilliant tip!
Another reason to love Bach!
We share the same Birthday (not Date!)
March 21!

[@AtomizedSound]

I would Hanon or Czerny exercises but Bach is always a workout too

[@TheMonkeydood]

Was planning on getting back to piano after a few months off but now I have covid.

[@Lion_McLionhead]

It's all about the double 6ths & scales for lions.

[@DandGBears]

Phillip Isidor excerises

[@peter5.056]

I don't know....I'd use a weight bench and an elliptical machine to get in shape....piano is too uncomfortable.

[@AtomizedSound]

Bro you can’t benchpress a piano, bro?! Bro, you need to lift more, bruh.

[@peter5.056]

@@AtomizedSound sUp brUHH?!1?!