Weird Piano Method Develops Finger Speed FAST [QUICK PIANO TIP]
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Developing finger speed and accuracy on the piano is a sure-fire way to sound more professional and more convincing as a real pianist. Plus its a just a lot of fun.
In this video, I look at a specific method I teach to develop this finger speed and how you can apply it to a variety of piano exercises.
Use it and abuse it!
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Most pop songs are just 120bpm. I am hoping to get good enough (at piano) to write 2-3 minute pop songs. Do I still need to work on speed (often)? 😀. Thank you, loving your channel!
Very helpful, thank you! I tried and my technique has just improved in my very first shot!
Awesome. Keep those fingers flying!
I am having problems with my pinky. It is like someone else is controlling it lol. It's always sticking out. Are there any excises for that?
I "discovered" this practice technique on my own, but nice to see it confirmed by a much more advanced player. Another practice technique I found useful was to repeat what was covered here but playing staccato. You can't really "let loose" as much with staccato (or it won't sound very staccato lol), but when you go back to playing more smoothly, it improves your evenness when flying up and down the keyboard.
Brilliant idea. I also teach the staccato method and its great for developing a lightness of touch and control.
This IS the best piano instruction on youtube, never played piano in my life, only started recently and thanks to these, have found playing a breeze, wish I had learned years ago. So many exercises to run through but you can experiment and play around. Piano is so versatile. Can not thank Yosef enough!
You should to show how to stretch and roll hands and fingers.
I think i've shown this quite a few times in my various vids.
Do you like your m-audio hammer keyboard?
Best teacher ever, thank you a ton
You're very welcome Eliza.
Top Man Josef 🎹🎹🎼☕️😃 thanks.
Thanks Ian
I might be dating myself but my typing teacher in high school used this same technique. We would type the paragraph we were reading using ultra correct keystroke. Then we did the next paragraph as fast as we could, giving about 5% care to what we were typing. Then back to ultra precision. It really works!
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Me Too! :)
New Year's Resolution.
Back to the keys, learning after about
20 years of neglect.
Great Channel mate!
A Happy and Healthy New Year Josef, to you and your family and all of your Subscribers. 🍻 🥳
You are the champion bro and the way you explain everything is clear. Thanks bro
I think these presentations are REALLY well done! As an oldie and though had classical lessons in youth and creating my own music by ear much later I was looking for tips to get back into practise..thank you it is really instructive! I shall look out for these.Just found.
Brother what to do next after I pratice major and minor scale ..just . Make vdo on this
I love your work brother! Do you have a special on ALL your left and right hand patterns?
Awesome
I finish ed this exercise so it's coffee time now 🎹☕thank you josef
My Roland RD=88 has about 55 grams of key weighted action, kind of hard to get any speed with it. Any suggestions? I know that is what the video is about, but i cant get the keys to rebound ... I really wish someone would invent a keyboard that you can enter a digital weighted action that can be adjusted electronically. Like a magnetic inductance controlled weighted action where you can adjust the resistance and rebound time.
I know this might not be what you want to hear but its really is a case of slowly and carefully developing the strength in the fingers and wrist. I'm also playing here on a weighted keyboard. My suggestion, take your time and for a few days simply treat the exercise as a gym workout. Go to the burn, then stop, rest, repeat (or what you feel comfortable with, I don't know you). In this respect having weighted keys will be an advantage. A few days of this and your fingers will feel a lot stronger and capable.
Will certainly try these as part of my practice routine
I like this I’ll try it as it makes perfect sense.
Brilliant,glad to see you back missed your videos defiantly the best tutor many thanks, one word, your the best.
Wow, thanks! More to come.
Top man, glad your back great exercise, thank you.
My pleasure. Lots more to come.
This is a fascinating way of looking at it, and reminds me a bit of weight training, where you sometimes train with relatively low weights, but very explosively, in order to teach your nervous system to recruit as many muscle fibers as possible for any given exercise.
Makes perfect sense. I've been teaching this for years for piano but i might give it shot in the gym! :)
These are all great lessons, and no matter how simple the drills might be, they always sounds amazing in these outro demonstrations.
Glad you like them! I always try and show what i teach in action.
Nice sir
You're very welcome Jacinth Mary.
It's like the pendulum on a clock, you go back and forth between speed and accuracy, and they meet up in the middle after a period of time, so you'll ultimately have both.
I do a similar thing with scales, all 24 of them. Some are better than others, but every day, I play each one, both hands, four octaves, ascending and descending. I'm more focused on accuracy, but because 24 scales can take all day, I throw speed into the mix. So long as I can do them with correct fingerings, I'm not as concerned with the other two aspects. As a result, I've improved on all three. You're a good teacher for those of us teaching ourselves.
Great analogy with the pendulum and is exactly why and how I believe this method works.
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I cant belive I’m first lol
Yay! Thank you!