Thank you very much, now I understand a lot more of the book. Your lessons not only useful for beginners but as well or even more more for advanced learners who may thus correct their bad habits with you. Please more...
Hi Daria, thanks for the wonderful videos. I bought the book as suggested and am following your videos for each of the exercises. Could you do a video on how do we keep our fingers on the keys and not have them flying upwards especially the ‘flying pinkie’. Thanks
Thank you for all your work and talent. If I come across any exercises like these or similar, how will I know they are being practiced the correct way or what am I in particularly looking for as in, have I received everything the exercise has to offer or should I stop playing the exercise because I am not going to benefit anymore or at all? I hope you can understand what I'm asking. Not having a teacher, I have to be the teacher and student so I don't wanna waste time on exercises that are useless but want the most from each one I study.
Hi Eric, sorry for such a long wait for my reply. I decided to a make a separate video to answer your great question. Here it is. I hope this helps. Cheers! th-cam.com/video/lDAz_4eCUzc/w-d-xo.html
Hi, thanks so much for your great question! Just finished editing and published a long answer to your question:) I hope you enjoy! th-cam.com/play/PLGP10kKIJZCLF9KlDbhTTvRRtTbxVtOOX.html
Totally the same movement! And right after the 2 note slur from the previous exercise, except with a skip instead of a step:) super useful gestures for any kind of music👍
I bought the book in anticipation of lessons like this. More please 🙏
Thank you very much, now I understand a lot more of the book. Your lessons not only useful for beginners but as well or even more more for advanced learners who may thus correct their bad habits with you. Please more...
I'm very glad to hear that! I am planning to make a couple this month! 👍thank you for leaving feedback! 🙏
@@Dariafortepiano Wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!!😃
Excelente clase, el detalle en el movimiento de las manos y brazos es lo mejor, sigue así.., agradecido, saludos de Chile
Thank you Daria. I bought the book some months ago and was looking for videos on how to do the exercises. Thanks to you, I found them. 👍
Very glad I can help! will continue making more! sorry takes a bit of time for me. 🤪
Hi Daria, thanks for the wonderful videos. I bought the book as suggested and am following your videos for each of the exercises. Could you do a video on how do we keep our fingers on the keys and not have them flying upwards especially the ‘flying pinkie’. Thanks
Thank you for the great lesson. I love your teaching.
thanks so much for your feedback! I am glad you enjoy my videos!😃 sorry for the late reply. 🙏🏻
Thank you for all your work and talent. If I come across any exercises like these or similar, how will I know they are being practiced the correct way or what am I in particularly looking for as in, have I received everything the exercise has to offer or should I stop playing the exercise because I am not going to benefit anymore or at all? I hope you can understand what I'm asking. Not having a teacher, I have to be the teacher and student so I don't wanna waste time on exercises that are useless but want the most from each one I study.
Hi Eric, sorry for such a long wait for my reply. I decided to a make a separate video to answer your great question. Here it is. I hope this helps. Cheers!
th-cam.com/video/lDAz_4eCUzc/w-d-xo.html
A wonderful answer. Thank you for responding. I would like to take lessons from you in the future. If you teach online and have time. Thanks again
How do I develop effortless and beautiful arpeggios from beginner to advanced?
Hi, thanks so much for your great question! Just finished editing and published a long answer to your question:) I hope you enjoy! th-cam.com/play/PLGP10kKIJZCLF9KlDbhTTvRRtTbxVtOOX.html
This exercise at 3 minutes reminds me this piece th-cam.com/video/EsM4XsdN8HQ/w-d-xo.html
Totally the same movement! And right after the 2 note slur from the previous exercise, except with a skip instead of a step:) super useful gestures for any kind of music👍