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Re: Taubman Approach Not sure what to say here but yes, Iappreciate the Taubman approach very much and especially Robert Durso's presentation. The last Edna Golansky presentation on interpretation was empty of substance.…
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- 3 mths ago
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Re: How do you memorize music? @Kevin Tang what is "fixed do"?
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- 7 mths ago
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Re: The 4 components to SECURE memorization (with Dominic Cheli) I'll have to view the recording.
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- 9 mths ago
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Re: Training your eyes to overcome technical challenges with ease! Chopin's prelude in E-flat major no 19 presents significant problems with needing to make wide leaps at a fast tempo. Any suggestions regarding vision for accurately reading and playing this…
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- 1 yr ago
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Re: Training your eyes to overcome technical challenges with ease! I am far-sighted and need to wear glasses when sight-reading piano music. Because of vision impairment, my sight reading ability, which used to be good, has declined.…
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Re: Unveiling Mozart's Musical Mastery Through His ACTUAL Piano (Feat. Mike Lee) Great to have such a definitive presentation of the difference between historical and modern pianos. People have tried to tell me that the historicl pianos have more overtones -- to my ears this…
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- 1 yr ago
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Re: Improving your arpeggios and how to practice for virtuosity! How much leaning should one do with an arpeggio extending up and down on the keyboard? It seems that you are holding the same position regardless where you are on the keyboard,
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- 2 yrs ago
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Re: How To: Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata (Tips/Advice/Analysis!) with Dr. Lisa Yui It's difficult to understand Beethoven's rationale for the rather light-hearted 2nd movement caste between the serene, mystic first and the thundering, angry, and anxiety-ridden last movements.…
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- 2 yrs ago
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