What you will learn
Increase the speed and fluidity of your piano playing
Play five piano exercises with consistency and ease
Play piano exercises with two hands confidently
Bring your piano playing up to the next level, whether your just beginning or have played for years
Description
If you want to play the piano more fluently, then this course will give you the resources to achieve that goal. We have several ways to learn, including videos, sheet music, and finger exercises. Beginners as young as 4 can use it to start getting the muscle memory to become a great pianist, but it can help players at any level.
Try this course out if you want more speed and accuracy in your piano playing.
English
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Content
The Benefits of Finger Exercises
Introduction
Muscle memory and why my brain thanks it
Time to get precise about what “practice makes perfect” means
Piano foundations
Importance of foundation and tricks to help
Names of the Keys
Numbering your fingers
Learning some Exercises
Introduction to Exercises
Five Finger Exercise
Five Finger Exercise practice video
Thirds Exercise
Thirds Exercise Practice Video
Stay at the Top Exercise
Stay at the Top Exercise Practice Video
Triads Exercise
Triads Exercise Practice Video
Trills Exercise
Trills Exercise Practice Video
Conclusion and Overview
Adding more and Variations
Two Finger Exercise
Playing with two hands
Playing with the rhythm
Changing the keys
5 Finger Exercise (Keys C, G, D)
Thirds Exercise (Keys C, G, D)
Stay at the Top Exercise (Keys C, G, D)
Triads Exercise (Key of C, G, D)
Trills Exercise ( Key of C, G, D)
Conclusion
Review and Next Steps
Review
Conclusion
Thanks
Bonus Lecture