Piano Technique Lesson No. 6

Big compliments to Maestro Paolo Ferrarelli and Maestro Simone Renzi for having "gifted" us this wonderful gem of piano technique....you are the best in this field!!!!!

Greetings

saverio

Congratulations, really interesting. It's a pleasure to follow the video tutorials

Thank you all. I publicly thank Simone, who did a large and long editing job: Thank you. We hope to soon complete with the III time and with a subsequent summary lesson

Very interesting! Now I realize that my late old teacher always neglected to teach me some of the most important things. I will try to put all the tips into practice, who knows, maybe I'll finally manage to improve (naturally, I have already contacted a new teacher and I will start lessons next month)

Thanks, interesting

zadra wrote:

(naturally, I have already contacted a new teacher and next month I will start lessons )

How nice, I think that having a teacher can provide a certain sense of security...

Let's put it this way... Playing worse than I do now is impossible, I can only improve

One must try not to be pessimistic. The universal principle is naturalness. When faced with a somewhat difficult passage, one must reason and find the right gesture, which must be read from the outside as "easy and natural." Do not defy the piano, but rely on the piano.

Happy practicing

Ah, I'm not a pessimist, I was joking. I have already improved a little thanks to the video lessons, and also thanks to you all I realized that part of my problems is due to the suboptimal regulation of the mechanics. I need to call the technician back.

Very well. It is one of the purposes of this initiative. The development of piano technique is, however, conditioned by the proper functioning of the instrument.