By Jason, on January 25th, 2010%
Here’s an exercise I use to help speed up Alberti bass figures:
First, sit so that the C above middle C is directly in front of you.
Second, turn your body to the right so that you’re facing the top C on the keyboard.
Third, practice this, using 5131 5131 for your fingering:
Doing this simple exercise can help students . . . → Read More: The Augmented Alberti Exercise
By Jason, on December 29th, 2009%
Two things inspired this post:
The first is Concert Hands, a completely ridiculous piece of technology that you strap on to your wrists and hands to help you learn to play. (Seriously, watch the video, it’s hilarious!)
The second is a description of a teaching technique in Julie Knerr’s excellent article on elementary technique in the first issue . . . → Read More: Piano Playing – in 3D!
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