I think it is reasonable to assume that Hanon was not a virtuoso pianist or he would have had a reputation as such. Not being one, how could he claim to teach others to be virtuosos?

Yo man you seem like a great piano player. Have you ever heard the piece Shreveport stomp? There’s two versions of it and I can’t find a single person who has the ability to play the hard version

ehmm the Donner DEP-20 ist a E-Piano, not a Keyboard...

Super advice. Thanks

Jokes on you i got mine as a hand me down from my grandmas husbands adopted daughter (he passed away in 2008 and she was less than a person) and its older than me. I have a yamaha psr 240 its from 1999 it is a year older than me but she still works fine

Back story, or “back” story

Hot Cross Buns. By: Lady Bunny

Finally, a sight reading video that is short and to the point and 100% accurate information on best practices. Well done!

I thought you would play it so I can hear how it sounds

The rabbit hand, Chopin called it

She balances perfectly on her sitbones....... 😊

Amazing video. Using the weight and feeling it in each finger is what will give you the confidence to play musically

Hanon exercises are an ear deadening waste of time.

russian technic

What makes this piece difficult is the fact that it's in c major. At this level, reading the music is no longer the problem, but playing it is instead. It's much harder to accidently hit a wrong note with the black keys

good info. Thanks!

This is true its the body always have being the body😂😂

Yamaha P-125. Perfect for any setting. Check it out.

Tutorial😊

I have no idea what any of the stuff he just said means..

I found that the best way to practice this is with non legato arpeggios in every key, making sure every single finger relaxes after every single note and the weight of the hand is even/centered, no tension in the wrist.

Id argue this is overanalysis, alot of these things would be subconcious habits

Thank you! How did I never know this lol. Trying to play the entertainer and the scissor technique helped TREMENDOUSLY. I can finally play without straining my hand every 5 seconds. 😭

Nach jedem dritten Takt ein ritadando. Arschloch ! Spiel das Stück in einer Geschwindigkeit und onanier nicht am Klavier!!!!!!!

Frankie say relax. (Guess that would be hard to play on the piano though...might tense ya up...)

Dude, if would have been nice if you let us hear the piece...

Thanks @pianolab This deep dive excruciatingly diligent analysis will induce us to play like YW 🎹 Uh Bartender, more analytical wine please! All kidding aside, this can indeed help us to play better.😊

This is the last piece "Intermezzo-Serenata" from Resphighi's "Six Pieces for Solo Piano*. DO listen to his Nocturne (which I play), so beautiful and so underrated.

You have amazing skills

so how do I practice this?

Have you tried yamaha p255 and roland fp 30x. Im confused to chose between them.

Hands too small☹️

This is the basis of the Taubman techniques and it makes virtuosic playing much easier.

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Check out Josef Hofmann he plays the same too and pre dates him.

Thanks 🎉

You just practiced Hanon wrong is all.

The Kawai ES120 is the benchmark for entry level keyboards. I love playing mine and have never had an issue with it.

25 6 AND 10 2 ARE HARDER

I needed this

You also need to practice on a Steinway & Sons or another excellent piano make. It makes the difference on the technique.

my 10 year old friend played it flawlessly somehow and all i could do was watch

Thanks Craig 🎉🎉

Cziffra be like:

well, okay, but there are some different angles missing, to see what the thumb are doing, and slowing down would certainly help the beginner to see more of the movement/motions of the fingers and so on, thank you anyway, and btw, maybe the mic should be closer to your mouth, the tune of the piano is too loud compared to your speech

It's absolutely beautiful. Love it. Never heard it before.

There is no technic secret. It is just practice, practice, practice.

Lots and lots of practice, there's no other way to be amazing at any instrument lol

Almost anyone who has taken piano lessons for more than two years has played from Hanon's Virtuoso Pianist

When will people stop calling etude c-major number 1 opus 10 the "Waterfall etude", it's super cringy, Chopin didn't call it that way.