Have you ever wondered how a pro #pianist practices scales? 🎹🔥Watch this! #piano #pianotechnique

[i_cam]

“Just take it through all 12 keys, and you’re good to go!” ~open studio guy

[Gajdosh]

That's actually super helpful to see

[z]

I think her name is Victoria! She played piano with Stevie Wonder! Live At Last!! She is PHENOMENAL!! Very Beautiful Lady!!

[garbagepailkids]

You’re so great!
And those fast arpeggios sound heavenly!

[effyleven]

Both hands nicely synchronised... great technique!

[LumosTerris]

My mom has a master's in piano performance and when she pulls this stuff out while warming up it's somehow even more impressive every time haha

[saanvi]

damn it, I have to go practice after seeing this.

[dapreecey]

I was on the same level, for about 20 seconds. Then I was lost like a little boy alone in a supermarket.

[thedrunkmonkshow]

What I'll never understand about the Internet is what would compel someone to press the dislike button on this video? She's a professional pianist who made zero mistakes the entire time effortlessly. I can barely do C major scale with both hands simultaneously let alone everything else she demonstrated.

[larjasoul]

zero tension the whole time. that is great technique.

[sonshinesunflower]

Very helpful to see her actually doing this!!! ❤ Thank you for sharing! 😊

[ffszka]

the arpeggio reminds me of black holes and revelations

[p-smitty]

Yeah Fast arpeggios are amazing there. I usually take my scales then do them in thirds, tenths, sixths, 2/3, 3/2, double thirds. When I practice scales which isn’t as much as I should…lol

[munashemanamike]

Absolutely amazing. One day I'll have my own piano

[Tacomaridge]

gonna go practice now all of theme after arps, this is cool to see the advancement of the level of practice.

[JosephJevanni]

Thats true. Thats literally exactly what we do

[lamouralice]

So glad that really give me so much insight of learning piano myself 🙏🏻

[robertwilson]

Excellent. Love to play, I can only aspire. So far I just about manage Chopstick. When I play both I'll have a tune.

[gailchypyha]

Wow...Beautiful! I could never master the piano, but I love listening to other people play. Everyone else makes it look so easy.

[ChefChrisDay]

Likely that shed progress up chromatically with that same exercise to the next octave and then finish.