Episode 1
A paralel between human walking and piano walking
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Episode 2
But it's not only that, isn't it?
access_time5 minutes 25 seconds
Episode 3
Alan explains the real mechanics behind the arm weight technique
access_time6 minutes 59 seconds
Episode 4
Seems to be very vertical in it's approach but the hand needs to be "lateralized" at some point
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Episode 5
As long as our hands are standing and not falling
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Episode 6
Is curling the nail joints or fingers weakening arches of the hand?
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Episode 7
We need to provide certain neurological sensory images for our brain
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Episode 8
What to do when your piano student is double jointed
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Episode 9
Teaching piano is hard. How about the old "hold the apple" routine?
access_time4 minutes 47 seconds
Episode 10
Another way of using our skeletal mechanics at the piano
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Episode 11
It affects the sound as well as induces tension in the wrist and forearm
access_time3 minutes 30 seconds
Episode 12
Then the thumb and fingers aren't functional
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Episode 13
The oldest questions in the piano book
access_time3 minutes 48 seconds
Episode 14
Being elastic without being tense
access_time3 minutes 38 seconds
Episode 17
Everybody is different. Teachers should really adjust to their students
access_time4 minutes 4 seconds
