How should i play thirds?

[Triton]

Can anyone upload a pdf or something showing what fingers you use when going up like c+d#, c#+e, and so on? I'm thinking of chopin op. 25 no. 6. It would come in handy I guess.

Thanks 
Triton.

[invictious]

Do:

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how she does it with such easy is just scary.

[Triton]

Do:

and

how she does it with such easy is just scary.

Thanks:-) Really good job she does.. But i must have the fingerings! It's too quick for me. Anyone who got the scale of how to generally play thirds ascending and or descending??

Thanks in advance!
Triton.

[elevateme_returns]

Cello Qualifications: ATCL LTCL

ugh, TCL

[invictious]

ugh, TCL

Me > j00

Back on topic, does your sheet music indicate the fingering?
If it doesn't, then I recommend going online and checking Cortot's Edition.

[term]

This may be exactly what you're looking for^^
https://www.leopoldgodowsky.com/jonas5.pdf

[Triton]

This may be exactly what you're looking for^^
https://www.leopoldgodowsky.com/jonas5.pdf

Thank you Term!:-)

Appreciate it;-) Thanks for answers everyone else also!

Triton.

[ramibarniv]

Can anyone upload a pdf or something showing what fingers you use when going up like c+d#, c#+e, and so on? I'm thinking of chopin op. 25 no. 6. It would come in handy I guess.

Thanks 
Triton.

The trick is sliding the 2nd finger from the last black key in the direction you're going to the next white key.
All starting and ending on c+d#
RH up: 13 24 15 23 24 13 24 13 24 15 23 24 13...
LH up: 42 32 41 (51) 32 (42) 51 42 31 42 32 51 42 51 42...

RH down: 23 14 (15) 23 (24) 15 24 13 24 23 15 24 15 24 23...
LH down: 42 15 32 42 31 42 31 42 51 32 42 31 42...

In my opinion these are the best, fastest and smoothest fingering, which will also go down in my fingering book, if I ever get around to actually write it....
Hope this helps.
Best,
Rami
https://www.youtube.com/user/barniv
https://ramisrhapsody.tripod.com/

[mikey6]

The cortot edition has been ul's quite a few times, he offer's fingerings for the whole piece.

[thalberg]

There's a hilarious post on the SDC about this guy who just tried to learn the thirds etude and decided to give up.  Lots of foul and frustrated language.  haha.

[mikey6]

There's a hilarious post on the SDC about this guy who just tried to learn the thirds etude and decided to give up.  Lots of foul and frustrated language.  haha.

That guy be trumofo

[gruffalo]

true. he may have trouble with the thirds, but you wouldnt be laughing if you heard his chopin 10.4

[mikey6]

true. he may have trouble with the thirds, but you wouldnt be laughing if you heard his chopin 10.4

Was it fast?

[invictious]

Was it fast?

Let's hope it's under 80 seconds

[dnephi]

Hahaha the :tm: actually haff all 3 core SDC values defining his playing: Speed, Fury, and Jihad.

However odd that may be :lol:

[gruffalo]

not only was it fast, the clarity was phenominal at an extreme tempo. it's a shame he plays like a machine though.

[maxy]

his improv on "I hate you mother ******" is legendary.   

[sissco]

The trick is sliding the 2nd finger from the last black key in the direction you're going to the next white key.
All starting and ending on c+d#
RH up: 13 24 15 23 24 13 24 13 24 15 23 24 13...
LH up: 42 32 41 (51) 32 (42) 51 42 31 42 32 51 42 51 42...

RH down: 23 14 (15) 23 (24) 15 24 13 24 23 15 24 15 24 23...
LH down: 42 15 32 42 31 42 31 42 51 32 42 31 42...

In my opinion these are the best, fastest and smoothest fingering, which will also go down in my fingering book, if I ever get around to actually write it....
Hope this helps.
Best,
Rami
https://www.youtube.com/user/barniv
https://ramisrhapsody.tripod.com/

So what is your book telling us about major thirds 

[ramibarniv]

So what is your book telling us about major thirds 

If you use the same trick of sliding the 2nd finger from the last black key, in the direction you're going, into the next white key, you can figure the rest out.
Best,
Rami