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Topic: Teaching advice
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mcdiddy1
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Teaching advice
on: August 05, 2009, 03:57:09 PM
What teaching advice you received that truly revolutionized your playing?
For me it was lesson at a university piano lesson where I was playing a Liszt ' Consolation number 3 and he taught me the importance of using the the arm to create a truly soft subtle tone. It is a piece of advice that I have used to about every piece I have played afterwards. The other importance lesson I had was about using staccato in piece such as Fantasy Improptu to strenghen to the finger tips.
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