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FULL ARTICLE livingpianos.com/articles/the-woman-who-cried-the-first-time-she-could-play-piano-normally-2
Are Your Hands too Small to Play the Piano? youtu.be/4Xl-hcFFb14
The Best Piano Pieces for People with Small Hands: youtu.be/qusR9jkuIh4
Mastering piano technique with small hands is possible. Learn how a simple shift in perspective can solve power issues in piano performance.
Many students struggle when playing piano pieces that require large stretches or significant power. In this story, I recount my childhood struggle with the Children's Corner Suite and how my father offered a piece of advice that permanently adjusted my approach to the instrument. This is essential viewing for anyone feeling limited by their physical reach while practicing.
By focusing on specific piano lessons regarding leverage and weight rather than brute force, you can overcome common hurdles in your repertoire. This shift in mindset changed my playing forever and provides a practical framework for addressing technical challenges in any musical work.
Subscribe for weekly piano technique breakdowns, and comment below with the most difficult piece you are currently working on.
FULL ARTICLE livingpianos.com/articles/the-woman-who-cried-the-first-time-she-could-play-piano-normally-2
Are Your Hands too Small to Play the Piano? youtu.be/4Xl-hcFFb14
The Best Piano Pieces for People with Small Hands: youtu.be/qusR9jkuIh4
Mastering piano technique with small hands is possible. Learn how a simple shift in perspective can solve power issues in piano performance.
Many students struggle when playing piano pieces that require large stretches or significant power. In this story, I recount my childhood struggle with the Children's Corner Suite and how my father offered a piece of advice that permanently adjusted my approach to the instrument. This is essential viewing for anyone feeling limited by their physical reach while practicing.
By focusing on specific piano lessons regarding leverage and weight rather than brute force, you can overcome common hurdles in your repertoire. This shift in mindset changed my playing forever and provides a practical framework for addressing technical challenges in any musical work.
Subscribe for weekly piano technique breakdowns, and comment below with the most difficult piece you are currently working on.
