5 BEST Finger Independence Exercises | Beginner - Intermediate - Advanced

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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
02:30 Detached Notes
06:50 Balancing
10:30 Short Scales
13:45 Arpeggios
17:50 Double Notes
21:45 How to Practise? Health
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[@joshuayu2414]

Thank you for posting this. Hope you can talk about the general roadmap to mastering piano one day.

[@robypeng]

Thank you so much for these exercises! It's really in time when I need it.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I had trouble finding the like button. Man, I need to do those finger independence exercises.

[@galeem713]

For the intermediate, wouldn’t the tone for A be A#?

[@pixelfrenzy]

(Beginner here...) For the arpeggios pattern, is it "normal" to actually put your fingers directly between the black notes? My fingers are quite fat and only just fit in there, touching the black notes on both sides.