Awwww! There's finger-strengthening and brain-training benefit on playing on a hard flat surface even without a piano! Did plenty of that as a college piano major!
I use it as play along and it helps a lot. It gives me focus and I can directly copy the hand movements of a professional. This is perfect for me at my stage
Thanks for the reminder! Bouncing between scales, Bertini Etudes, and Chopin Waltzes. Plus old favorite music. 4-5 hours maybe more! Retirement is awesome!
Finding the last exercise very challenging so slowing down and practicing with my left hand. Getting old and stiff😅 However, finding these exercises really helpful and enjoyable. Thank you so much 🙏
I love videos like these, I'm picking piano up (admittedly very late in my music journey although I've been around it my whole life), this is an amazing way to learn the instrument, relearn sheet music, and improve my musical abilities across all of the instruments I play. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 I can't wait for the next one!
Just subscribed earlier today after seeing the first one and finding so much value in it. Definitely gonna be putting these into practice and sharing the technique with my students, too.
Excelente técnica para quem tem muita rigidez nas mãos. Estou fazendo os exercícios desta maneira e com frequência e sinto que, o resultado é bastante satisfatório. Bravo. Estou aguardando com ansiosidade o exercício do Hanon 03
A couple of suggestions. I usually play the Hanon exercises in tenths, not octaves. By playing them in tenths it is easier to make sure the two hands are balanced. It is also a good idea to play each hand separately after playing them together. This will allow a student to make sure each hand is playing evenly. Josef Hofmann had his students play scales and arpeggios with each hand separately for the same reason. Finally, it is better to practice these Hanon exercises on a variety of pianos, some with light actions and some with heavy actions, and some pianos with shallow actions and some that have actions with deep travel. This variety of pianos will greatly help develop keyboard technique and flexibility.
I have a couple suggestions, when you play you should give us tips for a certain rhythm all at once so I don’t have to wait for every small tip every 20 seconds. I think that you should only play one octave because that is a good enough example for us. I know it’s a play along but I find it easier to watch (and hear) when I’m not playing and just listening to you.
Es un placer escucharte tienes un gran talento maestra de piano y mujer autentica y ecencia extraordinaria para expresar tu enseñanza y concejo musical para tocar piano gracias por compartir tu enseñanza musical ❤
Thank you! Subbed as promised! Been waiting for this for a while now. Please change key in next one for I want to see hand movement ✌️ now to watch the video
Soms zie ik hier lesgevers waarbij ze overdreven cirkelbewegingen van arm en pols maken. Dit moet toch erg vermoeiend zijn. Hier bij jou haal ik meer leerstof uit. ❤
I can‘t read sheet music but I know I should learn it and I should work on some technical things. Like that I can perfectly combine it without opening books and just learn it for myself. thank you! 😊
With 10 years of practicing 7 hours a day I just need to skip sleeping and practice 24 hours a day to be on your level in about 3 years! That’s promising 😍
thank you for those kind of videos! can you please make a Hanon exercise video for different key? sometimes finger 1 and 5 are not comfortable on black keys:( i would really appreciate to help me
This definitely helps me, and only doing it two weeks so far. trills after the warmup are really good from the off, a bit less tension in the right arm (left is fine anyway), and I make much more relaxed kinds of mistakes now! :-)
I never knew Hanon could be played this way, recently I'm trying to play hanon in diff scales, and its much more challenging than playing only on C major as in the whole book, its only on C major scale. But I think with slow exercise, I will be able to improve it.
Excellent and helpful. As a middle-aged person, I find my back aching when I sit down to play. I attribute it to having to hold my arms out in front of me all day and when I'm at home doing the same, with cooking, and dishes, and picking my kids up. You say sit up straight and don't lean. Do you have a recommendation for how far away from the keys we should be sitting? Some optimal distance so we can hit each note without accidentally leaning?
Hey Anique, ich finds total klasse, dass du diese Videos machst und ich bin dadurch viel motivierter Hanonübungen zu machen. Mir ist aufgefallen, dass ich etwa nach zehn Minuten Schmerzen zwischen Schulter und Schlüsselbein bekomme, obwohl ich versuche mich immer neu zu entspannen. Hast du vielleicht eine Idee, wie ich diese Schmerzen beim aufwärmen wegbekomme bzw. vermeiden kann? Es wäre mega, wenn du darüber mal etwas erzählen könntest, oder irgendeinen Tipp hast !!!
Wow! Great use of Hanon! How many rythmic vars was that actually? 😂 And this is just the first in C. You vary key every day, but also exercise I guess? Makes this book into thousands of execerises! And making the 'boring' Hanon book fun! 😊 I ended up practise Hanon hand separate, more like a study. Different keys. Also very useful, but it has been a while since now. So, how do you plan? Pick an random exercise, a random key, and then apply the rythmic patterns? Every day routine? Great warmup, can't wait to get on with thiese rythmic patterns as a warmup. I'm picking up Hanon again! Thanks a lot! 🙏
Hello @heartofthekeys I've been following you since a long time. Could you make a video on editing such vlogs and how to set angle like you do, apart from that how to record video from 3 angles at the same time. Apps that you use to merge or make such content. It would be really helpful. :)
Interesting. Were you taught to ‘bounce’ your wrists whilst doing exercises? My teacher ( Royal School UK) taught me to keep a straight line from elbow to wrist ( almost parallel to the floor) and concentrate on even, independent finger movement; almost lifting just from the knuckle joints. No judgement inferred of course.😊
Für Kinder mögen solche Übungen ja durchaus Sinn ergeben. Wenn aber ein erwachsener Mensch, der alle Etüden von Chopin beherrscht, ernsthaft glaubt, sich damit beschäftigen zu müssen, dann hat das schon eine sehr atavistische Note.
Me clicking as fast as possible knowing damn well I don't even have a piano yet 💅🏻✨
Awwww! There's finger-strengthening and brain-training benefit on playing on a hard flat surface even without a piano! Did plenty of that as a college piano major!
I use it as play along and it helps a lot. It gives me focus and I can directly copy the hand movements of a professional. This is perfect for me at my stage
I started doing Hanon because of you. I both love and haaaaate it. Lol!
谢谢！
yeeeees! finally we have episode 2!!!
Thanks for the reminder! Bouncing between scales, Bertini Etudes, and Chopin Waltzes. Plus old favorite music. 4-5 hours maybe more! Retirement is awesome!
Top notch exercise, top notch teacher !
Finding the last exercise very challenging
so slowing down and practicing with my left hand. Getting old and stiff😅 However, finding these exercises really helpful and enjoyable. Thank you so much 🙏
Bedankt
And Annique saves me again from the possible harm to me from my hanon book bcz I was about to give up from doing hanon exercises. Yay! xd
I love videos like these, I'm picking piano up (admittedly very late in my music journey although I've been around it my whole life), this is an amazing way to learn the instrument, relearn sheet music, and improve my musical abilities across all of the instruments I play. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 I can't wait for the next one!
This is high quality content.
Very helpful thank you... I had never thought of playing Hanon at different rhythms. Thanks!
More please!!!
Das ist für die einen ein Warmup, für die anderen die Übungen eines ganzen Monats :)
gut, dass ich nicht der einzige bin, dem es so geht 😂
I've been waiting for this ahhh, thank youu
Just subscribed earlier today after seeing the first one and finding so much value in it. Definitely gonna be putting these into practice and sharing the technique with my students, too.
Excelente técnica para quem tem muita rigidez nas mãos. Estou fazendo os exercícios desta maneira e com frequência e sinto que, o resultado é bastante satisfatório. Bravo. Estou aguardando com ansiosidade o exercício do Hanon 03
Thank you very much
Thank you very much Annique!!❤❤❤
A couple of suggestions. I usually play the Hanon exercises in tenths, not octaves. By playing them in tenths it is easier to make sure the two hands are balanced. It is also a good idea to play each hand separately after playing them together. This will allow a student to make sure each hand is playing evenly. Josef Hofmann had his students play scales and arpeggios with each hand separately for the same reason. Finally, it is better to practice these Hanon exercises on a variety of pianos, some with light actions and some with heavy actions, and some pianos with shallow actions and some that have actions with deep travel. This variety of pianos will greatly help develop keyboard technique and flexibility.
I have a couple suggestions, when you play you should give us tips for a certain rhythm all at once so I don’t have to wait for every small tip every 20 seconds. I think that you should only play one octave because that is a good enough example for us. I know it’s a play along but I find it easier to watch (and hear) when I’m not playing and just listening to you.
Thanks
Glad to see you back!
I practice 3-4 hours a day and i alternate between Hanon and Major/minor scales. Helps limber my fingers and wrist before i play.
Thx soooo much Annique. Realy cool
Thank you! I do your routine everyday. What an improvement it made!
This is a good way to develop your technique, it's even better at wasting your time and getting bored.
It's your life you use it as you please... :)
A good routine definitely makes a huge difference, thanks for sharing this very useful video 👍👍👍🎶🎶🎶
Es un placer escucharte tienes un gran talento maestra de piano y mujer autentica y ecencia extraordinaria para expresar tu enseñanza y concejo musical para tocar piano gracias por compartir tu enseñanza musical ❤
Estou aguardando ansiosamente o Hanon 03
I hope you do a video of these in another key than C.
Thank you! Subbed as promised! Been waiting for this for a while now. Please change key in next one for I want to see hand movement ✌️ now to watch the video
Johann Pachelbel's most famous Warm Up Routine: Hanon in D.
lol
@@starsandnightvision ;-)
Soms zie ik hier lesgevers waarbij ze overdreven cirkelbewegingen van arm en pols maken. Dit moet toch erg vermoeiend zijn. Hier bij jou haal ik meer leerstof uit. ❤
Yayyy, Thanks annique
Hey Annique! It's been a while since your last upload and you were fairly upset then. Hope you're in better spirits :)
I can‘t read sheet music but I know I should learn it and I should work on some technical things. Like that I can perfectly combine it without opening books and just learn it for myself. thank you! 😊
With 10 years of practicing 7 hours a day I just need to skip sleeping and practice 24 hours a day to be on your level in about 3 years! That’s promising 😍
thank you for those kind of videos!
can you please make a Hanon exercise video for different key? sometimes finger 1 and 5 are not comfortable on black keys:( i would really appreciate to help me
This definitely helps me, and only doing it two weeks so far. trills after the warmup are really good from the off, a bit less tension in the right arm (left is fine anyway), and I make much more relaxed kinds of mistakes now! :-)
I never knew Hanon could be played this way, recently I'm trying to play hanon in diff scales, and its much more challenging than playing only on C major as in the whole book, its only on C major scale. But I think with slow exercise, I will be able to improve it.
Perfect timing for me haha
Annique please review this new "chopin" discovered piece, I'd like to hear ur thoughts on it
I'd love if you could make nr. 3 or any other one that you find useful.
Excellent and helpful. As a middle-aged person, I find my back aching when I sit down to play. I attribute it to having to hold my arms out in front of me all day and when I'm at home doing the same, with cooking, and dishes, and picking my kids up. You say sit up straight and don't lean. Do you have a recommendation for how far away from the keys we should be sitting? Some optimal distance so we can hit each note without accidentally leaning?
Hey Anique, ich finds total klasse, dass du diese Videos machst und ich bin dadurch viel motivierter Hanonübungen zu machen. Mir ist aufgefallen, dass ich etwa nach zehn Minuten Schmerzen zwischen Schulter und Schlüsselbein bekomme, obwohl ich versuche mich immer neu zu entspannen. Hast du vielleicht eine Idee, wie ich diese Schmerzen beim aufwärmen wegbekomme bzw. vermeiden kann? Es wäre mega, wenn du darüber mal etwas erzählen könntest, oder irgendeinen Tipp hast !!!
It should take me 10 years more to complete those 60 exercises in your way.
Wow! Great use of Hanon! How many rythmic vars was that actually? 😂
And this is just the first in C. You vary key every day, but also exercise I guess? Makes this book into thousands of execerises! And making the 'boring' Hanon book fun! 😊
I ended up practise Hanon hand separate, more like a study. Different keys. Also very useful, but it has been a while since now.
So, how do you plan? Pick an random exercise, a random key, and then apply the rythmic patterns? Every day routine?
Great warmup, can't wait to get on with thiese rythmic patterns as a warmup. I'm picking up Hanon again! Thanks a lot! 🙏
What about Czerny?
Thank you for the great lesson, do we need to rest between each rhythm?
Please let the continuation. I wish there were Turkish subtitles.
Hello @heartofthekeys I've been following you since a long time. Could you make a video on editing such vlogs and how to set angle like you do, apart from that how to record video from 3 angles at the same time. Apps that you use to merge or make such content. It would be really helpful. :)
New video idea: CAN YOU DO A CHALLENGE WHERE YOU PLAY THE NEW UNCOVERED WALTZ IN A MINOR OF CHOPIN pls
Can you do 1 min 10 min 1 hour challenge on Beethoven sonata op 10 no 1
could you show an example in another key ? thanks !
Interesting. Were you taught to ‘bounce’ your wrists whilst doing exercises? My teacher ( Royal School UK) taught me to keep a straight line from elbow to wrist ( almost parallel to the floor) and concentrate on even, independent finger movement; almost lifting just from the knuckle joints.
No judgement inferred of course.😊
Like for 3rd part❤
How do you deal with the sound of your piano and neighbors?
Can I warm up using scals ?
i feel like f minor concerto is an acquired taste, despite it being a master piece
Your like keani. Your face and voice
Where's the third one😭
Annique, u love anime right?play black clover opening 3 "black rover" on piano, 1 min 10 min and 1 hour challege
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😐can yall stop commenting these
noob
@@Andrew-sw1cv first (reply to your comment)
@@Johnnywanton 💀
To me looks like i play better before warmup. More time I play , worst I play That’s frustrating
GEISTESBLITZ: Biiitte mach eine neue Videoserie auf die sich "Anniques Techniques" nennt. Geht ins Ohr - blei.... 😉
Could you please explain why you wave your wrists so much? It's not the normal way of playing, isn't it?thanks.
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Für Kinder mögen solche Übungen ja durchaus Sinn ergeben.
Wenn aber ein erwachsener Mensch, der alle Etüden von Chopin beherrscht, ernsthaft glaubt, sich damit beschäftigen zu müssen, dann hat das schon eine sehr atavistische Note.
Shoot me now. Soooo booooorrrrriiiiing. Haha
I take it back - just tried it out and went into a zen trance that was very soothing.