How to Play Legato & Staccato on the Piano | Technique Tuesday Tutorial

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Learn the difference between Legato, Detached and Staccato Playing and what to watch out for a healthy technique.
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[@danyomega1472]

I call staccato the "funky attack" since I've heard many funky keyboard pieces utilizing Staccato

[@areebpiano4758]

😼

[@soopiano-archivemypianolif2802]

Excellent lecture!!😄 Thanks to your lesson, I can understand how to play detached, legato, and staccato.👍👍👍

[@elisabethmartini8222]

Thank you for your explanations. They are very clear and helpful.

[@fightingforfreedom5017]

This is the best video explaining detached, legato and staccato, I found until now. And more important how to play it with hand shapes.

[@cyrilogh2562]

Please I want to learn the whole sight reading

[@ProgramistaNaBudowie]

Thank you for this video!

[@russelldesigner2682]

That's a good one.

[@asadasad84]

Good Teaching

[@nataliabanega1270]

awesome!!

[@Olesia_Kurilo]

Thanks alot!! Most songs are written in legato, right? Even if there is no such long line?

[@CalebePriester]

If there's no indication of staccato then assume legato.

[@kennys4100]

Underrated

[@hhgiang236]

What is the difference between detached and non legato?

[@pianotips2623]

it's the same thing

[@hhgiang236]

@@pianotips2623 thank you for your information.

[@Nick-ui9dr]

I guess if u pay attention to your display of keyboard. In legato u will find two pressed notes moving because of this lil overlapping time. But in stacato u will just a single pressed note moving across. In detached u will see a gap in display of a note and next note. I mean even if u deaf u can be sure u playing right or not this way! 🤪 🤭😁

[@scarlettrhettforever]

What tip do you suggest to play a staccato (p) soft in piece when the melody is (mf)

[@fitzwilliamdarcy3328]

I think you are doing a disservice when you equate detached with a non-phrased/slurred passage. Most of the time, the default is legato unless otherwise notated. A detached section is often denoted by mezzo staccato. Everything else is legato with few exceptions (like sometimes Baroque).

[@cyrilogh2562]

Please Email me to see the cost please

[@pablowentscobar]

I bet you're very popular with the ladies.

[@ROBERT-ml7ml]

You're bringing your fingers up way too high. This is wasted movement, time, and energy.

[@isaiahgarcia8506]

Tsk tsk tsk

[@franciscocalvo1980]

Thanks for the explanation. Maybe you could suggest some (easy) pieces for practising any of those techniques, either together or not. Maybe "Dozen A Day" as starting point?

[@RoseLee23]

Thank you for this great lesson! Off topic: have you ever been told that your hands are simply beautiful? They really are, and I couldn't help telling you this.

[@pianotips2623]

No, I think you're the first one. You're too kind. Thanks!

[@RoseLee23]

@@pianotips2623 It's hard to believe... So, I'll repeat, and you - please - remember: your hands are beautiful! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@CaptainCaveman782]

My teachers are Russian music conservatory teachers, but the way they teach me staccato is somewhat different. They teach it like a quick impulse from the wrist as if you are flicking a bug off your wrist. So its wrist quick fire up and fingers drive down. Its in contrast to the way many teacher a more bouncy wrist movement. TBH I find their way quite unnatural and awkward! However they are concert pianists so who am I to argue?!

[@eyedocnikhil]

How do quever and chrotchet staccato sounds different when placed together in the same bar??

[@Sophss-q6h]

I think they sound the same just the timing of when to play the note would be different based on your counting 1 and 2 and etc etc

[@PozneckaiteRoma]

Teil ❤

[@cyrilogh2562]

Please I would love to the whole sight reading

[@kapilyoutube]

Thank you. Great lesson. Do you have a video on tenuto and portato?

[@pianotips2623]

Not yet!