Piano Quick Tips: Fingerexercise
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มิ.ย. 2024
- To train the muscles of your hand and fingers is very important to understand how they work and to get a lot of control over them and the keys. In this video I show you how to practice the Cortot Exercise No.1
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That's such a good intro, elite humour
Why does everyone say this on her videos... "elite humor"
Great exercise! I will follow that routine. Just don't overdo it - otherwise the fingers might get six-packs.
My daughter has been learning piano for 8 years now, and is heading into a high school for performing arts taking up piano performance. Thanks so much for these videos and shorts. She finds them extremely helpful.
I have Cortot's book "Rational principles of piano technique". The exercise Annique shows is just the first one, there are two pages of them in all. It takes 5 or 10 minutes to do them all, but they're very good for keeping your hand supple and avoiding tendonitis - my teacher recommended them and my hand surgeon approved. In case you didn't guess, it's a good idea not to need a hand surgeon in your life - I never thought I would, but bashing a computer keyboard all day for years can mess up your hands without you noticing. It's worth spending money on an ergonomic keyboard (mine splits to allow the hands to separate) and a vertical mouse or trackball before it's too late.
I’ve been watching a bunch of videos - you’re giving away literally all the secrets- doubt most people have any idea. either way I’m enjoying the videos
Very funny intro Annique 😂
I need that treadmill for my 4th and 5th finger
Thank you for the tipps
I'll try to do this exercises everyday, because I have to take the control of my fingers. Thanks!!
Hahaha... loved the intro!🤣😜
I didn't know about these exercises. Let's try them!
Thanks Annique! 💚
Thank you for this exercise. I haven't ever done it before but now i do - and it does help a lot !
Your videos are amazing! Congrats for the excellent work and thank you for the content
This is realistic and valuable contents I would love every professional pianist (or muscician) would share! Love your chanel so much! Hope that you will get 1M sub soon!
You make my day with the intro!!! 👍🏼
Thanks for this very helpful tip.
thanks for the exercises
Henselt and Anton Rubinstein extension finger stretch exercises. Great for playing Scriabin and Caesar Franck repertoire. Eg, Franck Pianoforte quintet in F minor.
Me gusta ver tus videos ya que a la vez aprendo ingles contigo ^^
I like your videos, I'm learning English with you, Thank you
The beginning was so cute 😂 ❤️ finger workout equipment!!
So cool!!! I love it!!
Thank you very much ❤
Amazing workout baby Annique😂❤❤❤
Can you please continue this series? Can you share other exercises with us?
Great ! 👍
OMG I cant. Too funny. Great tutorial by the way. You play in such an advanced lever but you are willing to teach the basics. That is rare! I appreciate it.
Ah ah ah. Fantastico
Awesome
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Hi Annique. Can you give me some advice on how to better control or relax the left pinky? It seems to have a life of its own, sometimes 😉 One day it sticks out like a thorn, the other day it is rolling like a caterpillar. Anything but relaxed.
i like the intro. it's cool
Good video ^^
Saludos desde México :3
Intro it's so cute!!! 😻
Creative video intro😎👍
Great. Any suggestions how to feel the free weight of arms , hands, .,? 🤷🏻♂️Thank you. 💖
Where did you buy your necklace omg its so cuteeee
🤣That intro was gold
Hahaha..👍nice intro😂🔥
Ok I know I'm late but that intro killed me
i've been playing the paino on and off for 8 years and went to classes for 3/4 years and i was never taught any of this :(
Yes piano really is a paino :)
can you do a video on how to make our left hand cooperate and move independently while playing the piano?
Quick tip.
Close your eye's,,,know the darkness,, flow through your scales blindfolded do this for 3 month's,,it is a natural process how a wondering mind creates a wondering hand that creates wondering fingers,, the brain tricks the sight, the sight tricks the hands the hands trick the fingers you end up with a wondering lefty,,control this drastic horrendous habit by playing slow, softly building on week by week,, the average about 3 to 9months training is needed,,,you may ask wwhy blindfolded,,,just imagine you have intense sight impairment or have just become partially blind or blind how would you learn to become a pianist,,,i bet they don't teach this, at classical school,,,trust assured youl be amazed on how fantastically calm and composed you're going to become,, your hands will be controlled by your brain not what you see but what you feel,,, you'll become lightning fast,,, trust assured.
Good luck god bless happy practicing.
@@michaeldonovan6076 - Idk why but I read this in an old & wise British accent 😂 good tip!
1:00 Yes, Ling Ling is born as a pianist, and a violinst, and a percussionist, and a flutist, and a guitarist, and a oboist...
You are just gorgeous and talented! Would love to meet you IRL! :)
Taubman is useful but seems to neglect finger development. It is important to develop the rapid activation and release of the fingers as they rest on the keys
Your really beautiful!:)
the intro, lollllllllllll🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
💓💓💖💖💖💖👍
That intro was very clever lol but where did you get the tiny props 💀💀
👍🎶🎵🎼🎹💖👏
The 2 dislikes are from people that didn’t do this exercise.
Is there a story behind the association between that chord and Chopin?
yes, Chopin sketched out a method for beginners where he recommends this position for finger exercises as it is physiologically closest to how your hand is when it is relaxed away from the piano. For example, hanging by your sides. He then proceed to say that B/Dd/F# major are the easiest scales to execute for exactly the same reason. C major being the hardest especially when you have long fingers [And I second that from experience].
... there's a book I used to have: Chopin, pianist and teacher as seen by his students. It had an dark orange cover if that helps.
Does it help having a muscular palm/finger? Genuine question here.
*yes.* i have skinny fingers (especially in the pinky) and it will hurt doing octaves.
thanks for sharing this exercise....but your voice sounds a little bit low😊😊
That’s what makes her voice perfect!)
@@levserd8149 you're absolutely right😁
Haha Geil (Intro)
I thought everything was real until that treadmill exist.
Warum sprichst du nicht auf deutsch ? Ich lerne gerade Klavier spielen das wäre sehr hilfreich 😅
Lmao. Intro music sound like 80s style, what is the name of this song?
that intro was very funny hahaha
Ahaha
Lmao I only developed the muscles at my left hand (my first instrument is guitar btw)
Hahahaha
you're funny
You dont need classical training to become a classical pianist,,just simply the initiative to understand a professional classical pianist when good advice is given,,,I've spent thousands listening to absolute crack pot's and some have enter on here nonsensical comment,,i guess they should go back and retrain.