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10 years ago by A Pianist in Technique and methods
hi alan, i really enjoyed your all thumbs lecture on youtube (). the sliding corkscrew motion for the thumb is great, but i would like to hear more about finger corkscrews. with the thumb corkscrew...
10 years ago by A Pianist in Technique and methods
Have been practicing Chopin's Op 69 No 2 and after a few months I can play most of the parts in tempo. Being primarily a guitar player I think that my problem has something to do with the fact that th...
10 years ago by A Pianist in Technique and methods
Just did the 2 and 3rd part of Falk Feddersen's exercises on "opening the shoulders" The first is useful in a more broad abstract sense, but the 2nd and 3rd are EXTREMELY useful for piani...
10 years ago by A Pianist in Technique and methods
What is a good book or resource on applying feldenkrais to singing? as an improvising pianist, i sing lots at the piano but tend to strain my throat. Also, like most musicians I would like to become...
10 years ago by A Pianist in Piano master video discussion group
Found a link to this unique recording on ! Enjoy! 1. 00:00-10:38 Sunt lacrimae rerum, en mode hongrois, F. Liszt; 2. 10:39-20:00 Les jeux d'eaux à la Villa d'Este, F.Liszt; 3. 20:01-27:00 Der Wa...
10 years ago by A Pianist in Technique and methods
10 years ago by A Pianist in Technique and methods
firstly, this is not a replacement for finger technique. it's a theory about how armweight technique SOMETIMES works without direct attention to fingers. I don't recommend that. This comes off the bac...
10 years ago by A Pianist in Technique and methods
Hi I know that your question is directed to prof. Fraser. If you ask me (which you do not) firing up a public, playing musically, and winning competitions seems at a young age as opposed and irreconc...