First lessons on down-up technique by Jenny Macmillan

[@MirnaFernandes-l6j]

Thank you

[@xiaosssansun4441]

Thanks very much, very enlightening, looking forward to your new videos. ❤

[@cambridgesuzukitraining]

Enjoy your practice!

[@Nutsosteel]

Thank you!!

[@christinewalker9748]

Thank you Jenny. Most useful.

[@nikolayevichmyshkin8515]

Jenny you are awesome. Im so lucky to have found you. My wrist flexibility is tragic.

[@jennymacmillan8027]

Thank you for your kind words. Your wrist flexibility can improve - follow my tutorials and practise daily!

[@ericaspianojourney31]

Very helpful! Thank you!

[@cambridgesuzukitraining]

I'm glad! Further tutorials on www.jennymacmillan.co.uk

[@profsjp]

Delightful to watch this video, Jenny. As with all your content, it’s inspiring, informative and demonstrably practical.

[@jennymacmillan8027]

Thank you so much! You might also be interested in my book, Successful Practising, on www.jennymacmillan.co.uk

[@joystephenson7834]

Thank you - very helpful.

[@KlavierKannNichtMehr]

very useful, thank you.

[@ozcan999can2]

Thank you for wonderfull lesson 👏please could you explain about moonlight sonate first movement arpegio.. how can we play reatly arpegio?

[@jennymacmillan8027]

RH triplets in 1st mov Moonlight: flexible wrists, circular/rounded movements. More on how to practice: see my book Successful Practising on www.jennymacmillan.co.uk. Fabulous book on technique: Penelope Roskell The Complete Pianist.