New answers tagged practice
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How or What to Practice to Get Consistent?
Tim's solution talks about, probably, the most important point, and an indispensable one, to achieve this quality. As aparente001 and Emil propose, it would be useful to use a mirror or something like ...
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How or What to Practice to Get Consistent?
Here's how I was taught to train a Suzuki student to re-engrain a different habit at a particular spot in a piece. (I was the parent coach.)
I made a little stop and go sign with a popsicle stick, ...
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How or What to Practice to Get Consistent?
Playing something in time - but slowly - enough so you don't make any errors is one oft-used ploy. It will sound ridiculous (both the concept and the execution), but it is the one that works best for ...
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What should I focus my guitar practice on?
OK so first you need some "Guitar Heroes" you know that people who both inspires and humiliates you. It really depends on what kind of music do you listen to and the style you want to achive....
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Am I right in playing this notes?
Since the key signature is 2#, F♯ and C♯, all notes played will be white keys - except the accidental G♯. So, you're playing B, D, E, G♯. All correct. The fingering is as good as any, and if you've ...
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Am I right in playing this notes?
Yes.
The E is displaced in the music so it can be seen clearly, but all four notes are played at the same time, and your fingering is a practical way of doing it.
I'd probably use the sustain pedal in ...
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Godowski's touch
Ok I found something – The technique is called "weight release".
Here's want I found:
Puzzled with why he plays well after 12 to 14 hours of practicing and 2 hour rest. He realized he let ...
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Godowski's touch
Several of the late romantic pianists were also very well known for writing books about how to play piano, or for being teachers. Godowski is a very likely possibility. And if not that then another ...
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