One Simple Practice Hack for Playing Fast - Peter Martin | 2 Minute Jazz

Peter Martin shows you some tips for playing quickly on the piano.

=====================================================

#2minjazz #openstudio #petermartin #jazz #piano #happypracticing #practicehack #playingfast

[slalialley]

Just discovered this guy, very happy to have done so. I'm a guitarist, but studying other instruments is helpful, and I absolutely love the concise nature of this video series. Another treasure of Youtube.

[randyraul-walters]

This guy must have been in witness protection--He's an absolutely amazing player and a great teacher. I'm going to sign up

[donaldstapleson]

Great lesson! Economy of motion is also the secret for almost any musical instrument. Thank you Peter for sharing your knowledge and talent.

[mikedavino]

Thanks again. You must play it slow first and "It's all in the wrist" while staying relaxed. Got it!

[warrenwilson]

I just ran into your channel tonight. (I was catching up on some of Kent Hewitt’s content). Thank you for sharing your insights and understandings, especially in such a nice, brief manner. You provide just enough to get a guy going conceptually, and your facility on the keyboard is an inspiration. Thank you for taking the time and making the effort to share.

[kwright]

Thanks for this great advice hack. Understand now, it's all in the wrist.

[PieterDave]

where do i learn what you are playing?

[elquetocapiano]

According to the taubman technique the in and outs are an intrinsicall part of piano technique when you play fast You play very good though and now I am wondering again..,

[jasonhernandez]

Thanks so much this is going to help me

[jayrob]

I noticed Oscar Peterson keeps his hand rock steady when he does his runs, someone else here in the comments disagrees but I have no idea what they are talking about. Speed is about economy of motion, starting slow and keeping the wrist flat as you speed up. A lot of practice helps as well 😁

[thousandlocks]

I need that run you were playing. What is that?

[janti]

What scale was that ??! It was so FAST that i couldn't quite see it !
😁🙄😆😎

[svensvensson]

Me after watching peter martin: aa the wrist, that shouldn't be too difficult

[enzomiceli]

vorrei seguire i tuoi corsi ma purtroppo io parlo solo italiano

[DrSid]

Well I few levels below this .. I don't understand Peter's fingering. It's like he has finger available at any moment at any place. The finger is there .. he just pushes the key. When I play my fingers are constantly everywhere but where I need them. Guess I need practice more .. and for few decades ..

[armanbolshov]

Actually, it’s not only economy of emotion. You need learn fingering, thoughts, and practice more scales.