Thank you, Graham, for saving my sanity during the pandemic. You helped me rediscover piano after leaving it for decades. You have helped me overcome injuries from work and time. And you taught me what a quaver was! You are the recognized authority for online piano technique learning. Because my injuries were in the left hand, I will apply this lesson slowly as you have previously taught. Best to you.
Bon chance. I had to rehab my right shoulder too many times, and continue working to treat patients. I now have a video of my exercises and self treatments. The low back exercises take 30 seconds, but should be done every day. But I also include my treatments for the shoulder and arm. th-cam.com/video/tK9sc0ckSpw/w-d-xo.html
I have liked his emphasis about listening deeply to what the left hand is doing in order to bring out that beautiful sound. Thank you for the inspiration.
Currently preparing Bach’s C minor prelude as a potential for an exam come winter time, and this one handed version is incredible! Will add it to my practice routine. Thanks again Graham
Thank you dear Graham. I really need this, having been recently shocked at the incompetence of my left hand!! 😬😳🥺 It's particularly going down the keyboard rapidly, with thumb turns - for example when playing Bach. My arpeggios, wrist circles and stretches are pretty good, but I've definitely neglected my poor left hand on the whole! My fourth finger has a touch of arthritis in it too, which makes it a bit weak and wobbly sometimes. Getting older, lol!! Thank you for your tips here. Time to knuckle down to some practice! I hope you're keeping well... ?! 🤗
Love a new Sir Graham video! Check out Vyacheslav Gryaznov’s transcription of mahler’s adagio for the left hand - it is gorgeous. See you in 2022 at Finchcocks! 💪🏻 Also what is the piece from the intro?
Hyun Sook Park tells me all the time to practice the left hand twice as much as the right, except in Chopin. For that music, practice the left hand four times as much.
Thanks for this wonderful channel. I would humbly ask if it could be possible to have the notes of the examples you show… that would be really helpful…
My left seems stronger and I could be imagining the biased. I tune pianos full time for almost 20 years with the right hand on the lever and the focus of intervals tests with the left. Who knows?
I found it difficult to see where your lefthand fingers were on the notes. An overhead view would have been more revealing. It does look like a good exercise to learn though.
What a preparation for this presentation ? This Gentleman truly contributes to the cause ofMusic and inspires many of us !
Thank you, Graham, for saving my sanity during the pandemic. You helped me rediscover piano after leaving it for decades. You have helped me overcome injuries from work and time. And you taught me what a quaver was! You are the recognized authority for online piano technique learning.
Because my injuries were in the left hand, I will apply this lesson slowly as you have previously taught.
Best to you.
Bon chance. I had to rehab my right shoulder too many times, and continue working to treat patients. I now have a video of my exercises and self treatments. The low back exercises take 30 seconds, but should be done every day. But I also include my treatments for the shoulder and arm.
th-cam.com/video/tK9sc0ckSpw/w-d-xo.html
I'm so glad that you suggested Bach for the Cello. I had been playing Pachelbel and went into a depression.
I have liked his emphasis about listening deeply to what the left hand is doing in order to bring out that beautiful sound. Thank you for the inspiration.
He did it again! What a beautiful, enlightening and useful presentation. Many thanks to Graham Fitch and Pianist Magazine. Greetings from Canada. 🌟
Currently preparing Bach’s C minor prelude as a potential for an exam come winter time, and this one handed version is incredible! Will add it to my practice routine. Thanks again Graham
Graham is the best!
Thank you dear Graham. I really need this, having been recently shocked at the incompetence of my left hand!! 😬😳🥺 It's particularly going down the keyboard rapidly, with thumb turns - for example when playing Bach. My arpeggios, wrist circles and stretches are pretty good, but I've definitely neglected my poor left hand on the whole! My fourth finger has a touch of arthritis in it too, which makes it a bit weak and wobbly sometimes. Getting older, lol!! Thank you for your tips here. Time to knuckle down to some practice! I hope you're keeping well... ?! 🤗
I adore you Graham, thank you 😊🙏🏼❤️
We should all continue to subscribe to Pianist Magazine. That way he and the rest of the team get our support.
I just found this channel and I'm so glad I did! U have so much knowledge... This is too underrated 🥺🤍
Saw two of your videos and both of them are very important for my improvements
Thank you, Mr. Fitch. I always learn a lot whenever I watch your teaching video. 🙏
Beautiful share my friend! Fantastic music talk about, amazing and top piano, you are the great pianist.
Happy Sunday to you!
Thank you so much That was really useful ❤
Also Chopin’s prelude n3 is very challenging and useful to improve left hand
As always, informative, practical and delightful.
Hi Graham, could you do a topic about tips how to not play mistake?
This was fantastic!
Love a new Sir Graham video! Check out Vyacheslav Gryaznov’s transcription of mahler’s adagio for the left hand - it is gorgeous. See you in 2022 at Finchcocks! 💪🏻 Also what is the piece from the intro?
Mel Bonis - Phoebe.
Thank you so much !🦋
Thank you hugely, Mr. Graham! You have unfailingly inspired me with each lesson.
Hello from Pennsylvania!
What is the beautiful piece heard at the very beginning??
Danke Sie sind der beste 👍👍👍
Bravo!!! 😊❤️
Hyun Sook Park tells me all the time to practice the left hand twice as much as the right, except in Chopin. For that music, practice the left hand four times as much.
Thanks for this wonderful channel. I would humbly ask if it could be possible to have the notes of the examples you show… that would be really helpful…
Which piece is in the intro? Debussy?
great !
My left seems stronger and I could be imagining the biased. I tune pianos full time for almost 20 years with the right hand on the lever and the focus of intervals tests with the left. Who knows?
I found it difficult to see where your lefthand fingers were on the notes. An overhead view would have been more revealing. It does look like a good exercise to learn though.
Glorious shirt there
I believe that shirt is "batik"-shirt from Indonesia 👍
Oh u play it in your video.
It reminds me of Debussy.
How to develop your left hand. Play with your left hand.
Musicians and clothing have a seemingly ---- relationship. Damn rare where there's exceptions.
How to improve your left hand: play more often with your left hand. So obvious, but not done enough up until now.
One word: Godowsky.
That’s three
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