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Re: What would you like improved on tonebase? @mel Thank you, Mel
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Re: What would you like improved on tonebase? You have accomplished two humongous projects this year, the piano workshops that will be coming up this summer (wish I could go, but not this year). And the other is the presentation of the program…
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Re: What would you like improved on tonebase? Tonebase is pretty much amazing. I wish I had more time to use it. The only thing I would hope for is that because I am getting to the piano irradicably these days,…
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Re: What piece of music never fails to make you smile or feel uplifted, and why? @Vidhya Bashyam Hi Vidhya, I do not believe I have. But I am familiar with his playing and was lucky enough to see him at the Kennedy Center at one of his last concerts.…
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: What piece of music never fails to make you smile or feel uplifted, and why? @Linda Clover https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXIu0MRuIQU 1st movement https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_AX4R-d29o&t=508s 2 & 3 movements Not me playing -- it's been 35 years since I've played this…
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: What piece of music never fails to make you smile or feel uplifted, and why? I always feel happier after I've listened to Mozart's Sonata in C Major K 545. It reflects what I and chatGPT think might have been Mozart's personality; "a compassionate and curious individual,…
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: General information for the Practice Plan Challenge! @Dominic Cheli Thank you, Dominic! I'm psyched! And awed by this program.
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- The Practice Plan Challenge!
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Re: General information for the Practice Plan Challenge! Where do I find the weekly threads posted if I am to follow the plan? I cannot find the 3 segments we are working on this week. I just found this today.
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: What do you think about the tonebase Practice Plans? Hi Dominic, I feel challenged at the keyboard because my music never sounds polished (or finished). I love the piano and the music and it's frustrating.…
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- 2 mths ago
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Re: changing piano technique @Roy James-Pike Thank you, Roy for sharing that with me. Although I have a fair bit of her information, I have not read it all and am not familiar with those alternative fingerings.…
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- 3 mths ago
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Re: changing piano technique I'm following this with interest. Not really doing Taubman, but am very interested in it and am practicing scales and Hanon using my understanding of her technique.…
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- 3 mths ago
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Re: Training your eyes to overcome technical challenges with ease! I struggle with getting to the highest and lowest keys just when I am playing whatever. The closer the notes are to middle C, the more accurate I am. Also,…
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- 6 mths ago
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Re: How much do you depend on the scores provided by tonebase, provided that there is no fingering? I like having it handy so that I can have it up on my computer (or print) to follow/study the music when I am watching lectures/classes. I have most of the music already for the works I want to play.…
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- 7 mths ago
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Re: How much do you depend on the scores provided by tonebase, provided that there is no fingering? @Ching Lee Goh I am on that group and have been for a long time. It's a great group! I love Rami Bar-Niv's technique book, The Art of Piano Fingering.
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- 7 mths ago
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Re: How do you balance your music practice with other life commitments? Thank you, Dominic. My life is different from yours, but I can really use your ideas. I am focusing on sight reading, especially fluency with fingerings and rhythms.…
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- 7 mths ago
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Re: What's your favorite classical music era and why? I don't know if I have a favorite era of music or not, especially if it is about what to listen to. What I play is slightly different, but if there was all the time in the world,…
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- 8 mths ago
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Re: What's your favorite classical music era and why? @Barbara Blakeslee I am there with you, Barbara. i am a generalist, at heart in many facets of my life -- but not all. And like you, I agree with you preferences in much Atonal music,…
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- 8 mths ago
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Re: What piece of music never fails to make you smile or feel uplifted, and why? @Peter Golemme Thank you for mentioning Mozart's C Minor Concerto No.4 in C minor. I was not particularly familiar with this one, but I looked it up and listened to it.…
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- 8 mths ago
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Re: What piece of music never fails to make you smile or feel uplifted, and why? Here is one that never fails to make me happy. It's one I have listened to several times over the past few days. It is Vladimir Horowitz playing Mozart Piano Concerto # 23 K.488 in A Major.…
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- 8 mths ago
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Re: How many pieces do you work on at a time? My goals are to; 1) clean up technique, 2) clean up attention to details and 3) maybe, improve memory. I usually select 2-3 pieces (or more) every week I would like to have polished within a few days…
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- 10 mths ago
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Re: Welcome to the tonebase Piano Community! @Gail Starr
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- 10 mths ago
- Welcome to the tonebase Piano Community!
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Re: What kind of Piano do you play? When I started Piano at the age of 13, my parents purchased an old upright that was in pretty good shape. After my brother and sister started lessons, about 2 years later,…
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- 10 mths ago
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Re: Welcome to the tonebase Piano Community! @Gail Starr Indeed. That's exactly why I'm doing this and it really works. I actually use the "5 minute rule" a lot in other activities, but had not used it with piano.…
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- 10 mths ago
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Re: Welcome to the tonebase Piano Community! @Gail Starr Thank you for that, Gail! I'd love to hear how you are coming along with your memory work. "Tiny "delicious marshmallows," will help me remember to practice memory every time I practice.…
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- 10 mths ago
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Re: EXCLUSIVE: Apply for the tonebase Mentorship Program - with SARA DAVIS BUECHNER I'm sorry I won't be available, or ready to take on that commitment during those times, but hope to be able to do it at another time. Great idea. Thank you for all these fantastic programs and…
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- 11 mths ago
- General Information and Sign-Up!
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