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Example of arm movement vs just playing with fingers Ravel - Gaspard de la Nuit - Ondine Charles Stafford
1st section of melody in broken octaves Ravel - Gaspard de la Nuit - Ondine Charles Stafford
Playing piano/pianissimo naturally vs trying to play Ravel - Gaspard de la Nuit - Ondine Charles Stafford
Opening right hand figure, fine points to take it from an excellent Ondine to an Amazing Ondine! Ravel - Gaspard de la Nuit - Ondine Charles Stafford
ghostly sound than if do loud Applying These Ideas to the Repertoire Mel02
standing relationship,different movement,orchestra, feel,room to bounce Applying These Ideas to the Repertoire Mel02
key thing:supnation-hands turning away from thumb,joing to the piano organically Applying These Ideas to the Repertoire Mel02
key thing:supnation-hands turning away from thumb,joing to the piano organically Applying These Ideas to the Repertoire Mel02
function,space,floating,dangling,open sound up,dangerous point What is the Function Mel02
experience the interval--listen to the intervalic connection Becoming One with the Instrument Mel02
Character,intimacy,whispering,de-fixing structure,liquid hand Chopin-Etude in f Minor Op 25 No 2 Mel02
structure integrity sideway Chopin-Etude in f Minor Op 25 No 2 Mel02
Free the fingers,functionly different Chopin-Etude in A Flat Major Op 25 No 1 Mel02
Melodic tone Chopin-Etude in A Flat Major Op 25 No 1 Mel02
Orchestra Chopin-Etude in f Major Op 25 No 3 Mel02