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it was slowed down to what speed?

I am just starting out. I want to play piano in many styles. There is another way to play scales without any thumb tucking. I have no idea what it is called yet, but I like that rocking hand idea for scales.

I've been learning piano for a year now and I just can't get this concept. My teacher keeps telling me to do it but I just can't get it. Help 😢

A very beautiful rendition indeed! I enjoy it very much. Thak you from my heart! It would be nice to know when and where it was performed. Or am I missing something?

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I have been blessed by your music. Thank you❤️

Thank you! Moonlight Sonata mvmt 1 is much less painful now. Fast and immediate solution. Now I just gotta refine it.

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Thank you very much for sharing. I am now learning the music named Melody, no.1 from Album for the young, Op. 68, Robert Schumann. I tried to use your teaching for this music. Any further videos of you for learning this? Would you mind to give suggestions of your videos ? Thank you very much in advance!

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wow thank you so much this really helped

Love this! Years ago, my piano was being reconditioned and when it was time to finish up, they called to ask how I wanted the registration. I don’t know what brilliant words to use. Not trained. I said I wanted it to have a tender touch and play like butter. Currently working on Chopin Raindrop prelude.

1:04 I mean… nobody who tells you to tuck the thumb under tells you to move the hand "out of alignment" like this… nor is flapping the elbows like a chicken something that's ever recommended. That's a mistake children make because they lack wrist flexibility. I mean yes, rotating the forearm is a necessary component, but it's not the ONLY one. With a flexible wrist, it can freely move with great elasticity, so one doesn't ever HAVE to turn the hand and lift the elbow like that, keeping excessive movement to a minimum.

Love your work, Margaret - what a Divine blessing discovering your work after searching for more about 963 hertz after watching the Shawn Ryan Show. God bless you, sister - sharing very widely to “avoid the crickets” here in Florida and throughout the universe.

Margaret, *beautiful* episode regarding the human heart. Loved your including the HeartMath clip. Having just learned of your work this afternoon, it’s been a wonderfully God glorifying day (off today!) learning of your work. Please see the contact message I sent you for additional questions / background. Many thanks, Margaret and especially thank YOU, GOD ALMIGHTY for YOU and Margaret!

Very interesting your profound filosofical thoughts. Very inspiring.! Your advice on technique is also very helpfull👍🏻 and your playing is beautiful! A female Franz Liszt😄!

Couldn't find the link to the training on "Golden Tone Technique". Kindly help

very useful tip. Thankyou

I listened to this episode with my heart fully open. Thank you Margaret for building the bridge to the deepest spot and the most beautiful part of my soul ❤🎉

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We can feel the energy of anything we touch ❤

You are amazing Margaret! I loved this video so much. You are an incredible inspiration full of talent! 🙌💪💫⭐️🧚❤️🩷

I really like the first vines wrapping around in a twisted unison, like piano 🎹 strings being tuned

Lovely...like going on an epic journey...thank you!

I’m so grateful this video automatically played after I listened to Bashar. Beautiful job love ❤️

Appassionata, a wonderful piece...thank you for your insights! Have been enjoying your podcasts...

Very interesting analysis of the exposition of this piece, and certainly gives food for thought when listening to the rest of it. I believe any music can be enjoyed from a purely abstract musical perspective, but at the same time it can be rewarding to analyze it and think about its extramusical meanings. That so much of Beethoven's music seems to express triumph over struggle makes it so inspiring.

Integrating Beethoven’s Appassionata sonata and Rocky - a bold and insightful approach. Definitely make me to appreciate this piece (a very famous piece of Beethoven’s compositions) from a very different perspective. Also, Margaret, hearing you say “Transformation is a decision” - it is so true, such a golden phrase. Thank you! 🙏

Margaret how mouch i love to se 2 parte beautiful moment ❤❤

Mark almost stole the show 😅

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Your voice , your way of being , you teachings , you are inspiring me to take piano lessons right now ❤❤❤❤❤❤

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This is a gem. 💎 Thank you so much. 🙏

Thank you so much great information, but could do without so many distractions with the side bars, otherwise excellent!

The story at beginning is simply incredible and unreal. Yet, it is all real, as the rest of the episode. It is soul searching and cleansing session, and it is a true blessing to hear the wisdom of Margaret who articulated the music, history, philosophy, religion in one enjoyable session. Looking forward to next week’s episode.

Very useful information, but the autofocus on the camera is a massive distraction. The camera keeps shifting from your face to your reflection and in some places it's impossible to see your fingers properly. I would get rid of the mirror behind you, then I would use fixed focus on your fingers.

I knew there was more...PTL

Love the idea for this podcast, and I enjoyed the first episode very much. It was also interesting hearing your story. I have also sought healing from childhood trauma and health issues through music. I look forward to listening to future episodes!

this lengthy, fast explanations are starting to aggravate me a bit, why is there no slow motion demonstration,instead of all that exhausting words?