JVKE GOLDEN HOUR (symphony version)

#piano #symphony #jvke #goldenhour #cover

[@joshpino]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@everythingmusic3805]

Thank you!

[@Bastard-of-Ming]

We differentiate between "flexion" (grabbing and squeezing motion) and "arm rotation" which is like turning a metal key clockwise or counter-clockwise. "Arm rotation" is the correct way to play.

[@VeronikaPianist]

Very beautiful❤

[@everythingmusic3805]

Thank you!

[@Bastard-of-Ming]

Every single change of note in the same hand should involve a forearm rotation like you're turning a metal key. Fix that slowly and meticulously (practicing hands-separate first).

[@Bastard-of-Ming]

The left hand technique is all correct because the left arm rotates like you are turning a key. But, there is too much individual finger motion (flexion) by the right hand.

[@Bastard-of-Ming]

In any case, it's so refreshing to see someone play piano considerably well who doesn't happen to be East European or Asian! :)

[@Bastard-of-Ming]

Interesting musical piece! By the way, at 1:17 it may be more ergonomic to rotate the right arm when doing melodic motions. I notice that at 2:17 too.

[@everythingmusic3805]

Thanks for your feedback! Could you possibly explain what you mean by rotating the right arm?

[@Bastard-of-Ming]

@@everythingmusic3805 "Rotating the arm" means to move like you're turning a metal key in a door lock repeatedly every single note change (no flexion).

[@Bastard-of-Ming]

Overall, though, your technique seems all right because your wrists are high. And, the left hand doesn't have any issues like the right hand at, say, 1:17 and 2:17.

[@mhicometing1952]

nice

[@mhicometing1952]

play solas