3 Secrets Every Pianist Should Know

Hey, in this video I share a few Piano Secrets that I think will help you develop your piano technique, smoother scales, faster arpeggios and those difficult Piano Jumps in the pieces like Petrushka!

Cheers!

[UgniusPianist]

Guys what's your take on not playing your Arpeggios Legato? Where you shocked? 🤯🤯🤯

[yusefandersen]

Your voice, humor and humility bring confidence!

[johanssoncisneros]

Great video as always my friend! And that legato tip regarding arpeggios is very important! And you are right, not all teachers covers that part, my question to you is... Does that applies to rapid 3rds or 6th runs?

[thekeyoflifepiano]

There's an arpeggio fingering from Penelope Roskell that works better than the standard one (For most arpeggios)

(up 231 - 231 - 2312 - down 213 - 213 - 2132)

[Oso]

What do you think of the silent Virgil Practice Clavier with its variable key resistance, any good or no good ? Hardly anybody knows what one is these days and those who do know are sharply divided about their merits. My teacher in my youth was also a cabinetmaker and he restored one and sold it to me in 1968. I seriously doubt I would be playing the way I do at seventy-five had I not used it daily for over fifty years. At the same time I realise these devices are frowned on by most pianists and piano academics so a contradiction exists. It seems the only pianist of recent times who used one was Arrau; he swore by it and it certainly didn't do him any harm.

[lorenzomorgoni]

for jumps: practice while carefully looking at the keys or (complete opposite) with closed eyes?