Quick Piano Tip: Weak Fingers 3,4 and 5?

[@josephmills871]

Just watched 10 seven minute videos and only learned that yes your wrist can get stiff. Your 1:45 video I’ve got a method. Love it. Great video!

[@theOpenScore]

Yay! I’m glad you came away with something helpful!

[@magnusg20]

Wow! Been looking to improve my technique, and this is probably the most helpful video I've found so far! And it's only 1 minute and 44 seconds long!?!? Amazing video thank you so much.

[@jimmerritt6340]

Wow, Michelle (I think) that is so cool. Just learning and L4 is totally renegade. Your tips and encouraging manner is very helpful. Thank you.

[@thiagorocha2516]

life changing info. Thanks

[@InTheLifeOfMilo]

This saved me,,,, turning my wrist to play Arpeggio

[@mountainmanchuck]

Feux Follets works wonders

[@smoothlikebutter3977]

Thank you so much,! you teach so well

[@Stint.]

Thank you ❤

[@wila1880]

This is awesome!! So glad came across this video. Thank you so much!

[@theOpenScore]

Youre welcome! Im glad it has helped you!

[@RayWalker-pythonic]

Wow. What a great explanation and practice routine.

[@theOpenScore]

Thank you! I hope it helped!

[@thelphite1]

Great explanation!

[@chenwu9867]

Thank you for always making practicing more enjoyable!

[@theOpenScore]

You’re welcome! 😊

[@ignatiuswu3969]

So cool thank youu 💗

[@irios1066]

Thank you the tips!

[@thuyakyaw2230]

Thanks ❤

[@dorcaslau3797]

great tips. thanks :)

[@hipocoristico15]

This is great.

[@ManDaKi-79]

Thankfully

[@irawardmusic]

Awesome tip! Thanks for sharing!😀

[@Ken5244]

I love this. Coincidentally, I thought of a very similar idea about a week ago while struggling with the LH trills in the Praeludium section of Bach's Partita No. 1 (in B flat). Those LH trills between D-Eb-Db are really difficult to play cleanly with the 2-3-4 fingers on my LH (I'm RH'd). I was wracking my brain trying to figure out what I could do, mechanically, to play them correctly so I started looking at my hand & arm position & noticed my wrist was bent like you show in your video. So I started consciously trying to get my arm & wrist not only in a straight line, but also perpendicular to the keys. I actually had to shift a little on the bench to make it work, which isn't an ideal situation. It did help some though, and now I just need to practice it more. Are you familiar with that piece, and if so, do you have any additional suggestions about how to play those trills accurately? They're literally the only thing preventing me from playing that piece well. Thanks for posting this!

[@mudosan78]

Thanks, I will try it that way! But surprisingly, I never felt pain in my right hand, but my left hand hurst so much, like it's so tense but I am trying to move without tension, I don't know why it hurts so much 😔

[@hardtobeatplays2369]

How to work on thumb strength when theres a part where they require the thumb to play softer I have a bit of struggle

[@pikirantakbernama27272]

Cute.. I mean.. Cool.. Thanks

[@SaimoodPianoVersions]

I would also recommend Chopin Etude N° 2 Op. 10, nice for beginners and very effective :P

[@theOpenScore]

😂😂😂

[@flipscus4098]

Good quality video

[@theOpenScore]

Thank you!

[@isaacweisberg3571]

Hmmm... it's a shame that I need to play this particular melody with 4 and 5 inside a semitone, and it's fast, and no weight balance can really help with getting the lever to help get the hammer down...

[@southpark5555]

At least it's only a case of 3, 4 and 5! In my case, it was once 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 - and that was only one hand. And then there was the hand as well.

[@yassinetazi8450]

❤❤❤❤

[@arpanpiano]

this is op

[@RemarkablePerson]

I love you girl 🙄

[@bazarmaniac7662]

I don't agree with that . This technique closes the hand and makes it smaller . Moreover it involves a lot of movement : not very effective when you have to play very fast with all your fingers ... This is just , a shortcut to get quick results , and why not ! But this technique will not !!! help you in the future . May the groove be with us . Peace .

[@benjaminpearlman2625]

Ask Vladimir Horowitz.🧐

[@endoftherope]

I can't move one finger without moving all of them

[@MichaelSchantz]

😂😂😂

[@another7674]

That's how it works