Alfred's Adult All-In-One Course Level 3, Page 56, In the Hall of the Mountain King
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- An in-depth piano lesson on how to play In the Hall of the Mountain King from "Peer Gynt Suite" in Alfred's Adult All-In-One Course Level 3, Page 56. from "Peer Gynt Suite"
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Thanks, I noticed your other channel, lots of cool stuff on there.
For the last three measures, are 16th note tremolos the standard? That is a bit quick I feel like I would just have an unorganized mash, are eighth notes acceptable just to keep the rhythm? Or just back and forth as fast as possible?
If the 16th notes are too fast to play evenly, use 8th notes. That fine. You can also just play the chords as blocked chords instead of as tremolos.
Hi, Teacher! After your lessons, I play the songs with the RH then the LH, and then both hands together very slowly. I make sure I’m comprehending everything in the lesson. However, I never spend days learning each song. Is this not a good method? Also, after I finish the lesson, I’ll practice “Fur Elise” which is my goal this year! I guess I just want your opinion…. Thank you, from Florence, Oregon!
It is up to you, but I recommend learning the pieces fairly well. This will improve your overall ability and make learning pieces easier.
Hi, in the 1st line: 3rd measure (& 2nd line 2nd measure) Why did they write E# rather than a F?
It has to do with music theory. Chords must have certain letter names in them and here, and F is not in the chord, an E is so they have to use an E-sharp.
P.S. Are those tremolos in the two measures before the last measure? Thank you! 😊
Yes they are! I think I talk about these in the lesson.
@@LetsPlayPianoMethods, yes that's a great idea! Thank you!