The secrets to 10x ANY fast run on the piano

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‼️ The secret sauce behind beautiful and accurate piano playing that no one’s talking about?

✅ Sight reading.

Want to learn how it helps and how to practice it correctly?

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🎶 Sound Beautiful by using these practice tools:
-Digital Metronome Link:
-Penguin Metronome Link:
-Rhythm Flashcards Link:
-Rhythm Book:
-Yamaha P-45 Keyboard Bundle:
-Alfred Scale Book:
-Flashcards:
-Inner Game of Muisc
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Adjustable Piano Bench:
Adult Lesson Book:

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[yjko]

Let your elbow guide your fingers. Thanks, I needed that tip. The fingering part was equally valuable resource for beginner pianists.

After watching your video, I almost always go practice what I learned on the piano. That means you are an excellent piano teacher, inspiring others to learn and practice. Thanks for this.

[chrisvalverde]

Of all the piano teachers online, I'm picking you to learn from. I just found you today and already have learned quite a bit. Your methods of teaching are excellent. Thank you so much. New subscriber here 😊

[alexalexis]

Yeah this is a great video reviled secrets

[ziegunerweiser]

I love your concept of breaking a torrent of notes into sections

very useful information here for technique and execution of 32nd notes, maybe my favorite video from you so far

i always sort of thought fingering would have to do with the size of your hand and what is comfortable for your hand to play a sequence so someone with huge hands like van cliburn or rachmaninoff might finger this differently

i think ive said this before richter loved haydn, you can hear it in his recordings, im curios who wrote the cadenza ? I think maybe other than bach haydn may have been the greatest composer

32 notes, I studied paganini and bach as a teenager in the 80s as a string player but this is maybe my first lesson on fingering ever as I am mostly self-taught, i thought i used to know how to practice but i can say ive learned so much from you already, i should buy you a milkshake or something lol

[kencory]

The fingers are not leaders. They are followers.