5 SECRETS of Piano Technique Every Pianist Should Know

[carolynk]

More music theory would be very helpful. Especially understanding and identifying chords. Thanks for all you do.

[Aerospace_Education]

Literally playing this piece for my RCM exam tomorrow :) Nice timing

[davidleyland]

Thank you yet again Robert. Yes, more theory please, backed up with your excellent demonstrations. I'm in Wallasey in the UK. I'll be checking in next week while taking a break at my brother's in Castlecoote, Ireland. Thanks again.

[rayryan]

Invaluable advise, as usual. Thank you.

[CNder]

This video came in suggestions, wow! You blew my mind with that music theory. Maybe because I’m a drummer lol, do more with rhythms. Awesome playing and teaching, thanks for sharing.

[avrumgolub]

A wonderful discourse on how to work on passages and problems. BTW, as your Horn player admirer, this Sonatina is as far I got in studying the Piano. Please keep producing videos on specific passages of various compositions. Thank you.

[MarkHopewell]

As usual, a timely intervention from Robert!

I'm practicing Clementi's Sonatina [1st Movement] right now, as part of the piano course I'm working on.

I've more or less got the piece under control except for bars 9 and 11. They're a tricky "Alberti Bass' pattern in the left hand with staccato quarter notes in the right hand. I just can't seem to get them to "sound" right, even though I'm playing them "correctly". Something to do with a subtle rhythm I don't know?. It's frustrating.

Anyway, thank you again Robert.