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Topic: Has anyone read the "Fundamentals Piano Practice"?? If yes, please help :D  (Read 1496 times)

Offline simon73

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Hello,

Just wonderuing if you have read through the "Fundamentals of Piano Practice" and have tried to follow the practice drill, or even attempted it, could you please tell me your feedbacks, whether it help you, or break your piano playing, or just made you confused...

When i read it and try out the routine, it disrupt my usual playing style, is the unusal or normal... eg getting rid of my bad habits of playing?? :P

Thanks
Expressing your emotion through music is the best way to let out all your emotions, it keeps hold of your memories like a memory bank... :D

Offline b0mbtrack

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i have it and it helps me a lot for practice.  what drill are you talking about?
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Offline Bob

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Is that the Chang book?  Who's the author?
Favorite new teacher quote -- "You found the only possible wrong answer."

Offline n_n

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I like Hofmann and Neuhaus' books. 8)

Offline b0mbtrack

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yes that is chang's book
why does it hurt when i pee

Offline simon73

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all the exercise??
Expressing your emotion through music is the best way to let out all your emotions, it keeps hold of your memories like a memory bank... :D

Offline b0mbtrack

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the whole book is about methods of practice.  you have to break it down into what it is that you are trying to achieve with a piece
why does it hurt when i pee
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