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Topic: For all you beginners out there....
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pianissimo123
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For all you beginners out there....
on: July 05, 2010, 04:27:21 AM
Does anyone have a question about learning music? Does music interest you? Is there something
you are curious about or maybe need a little help with? Perhaps I can be of assistance. Ask away. I will try my best to give the answers you are looking for.
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music is a harmonic connection between all living beings.
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music is not a machine running by means of inviable mechanisms.Not at all.Music is an organization of possibilities
benjaminpiano
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Re: For all you beginners out there....
Reply #1 on: July 06, 2010, 06:56:43 AM
how do I make my hands bigger? I a teenager and am still growing. Is there anything I can do to ensure that my hands grow larger as the rest of my body grows? Cuz right now I am like 5 foot 11 and like 150 lbs but i still have tiny hands. I am pretty sure i am still going to grow more but I really want my hands to grow too. any ideas?
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currently working on:
Chopin Op. 25, No. 12 Ocean Etude
Chopin Op. 25, No. 9 Butterfly Etude
Beethoven Op. 10, No. 3
Beethoven Op. 27, No. 2 3rd mvt
pianissimo123
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Re: For all you beginners out there....
Reply #2 on: July 06, 2010, 03:34:42 PM
You could try stretching your hands. That is what I do. It's important to have flexible hands
especially if they are on the more petite side. I do extentions too, exercises on the piano whereby I increase flexibility and strengthen the weaker fingers. For this you can do intervals and reaching exercises. Those books (a dozen a day ) do wonders. The exercises in there will help you to increase the proficiency of your hands. You want to train your fingers to be independant so you will gain
more control. Another thing that helps if you have petite hands, (such as myself) is if you improve the speed of your playing. For example if you have to reach a 9th or 10th quickly you can play it quicker, then jump quickly to that spot. This will require that you know the piano layout really well. But it works for us smaller handed people. You may not be Horwitz, but you can still be amazing! I've seen 6yr olds (very tiny hands) play gigantic masterpieces with the beauty and proficiency of any skilled pianist. Don't give up!!!
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music is a harmonic connection between all living beings.
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music is not a machine running by means of inviable mechanisms.Not at all.Music is an organization of possibilities
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