My problem is that the fourth finger gets stuck between the a-flat and the b-flat key. Then, stretching to hit the e-flat with the fifth finger is cumbersome... Probably, I should try to curl the fourth finger, hitting the key close to the front of the keyboard and let the fourth finger be the centre of rotation. But all that is difficult. I'm just an amateur. Maybe I should try using the left hand instead...
This guy's phenomenal! But I didn't get his name. Who is he? Besides being a brilliant pianist (at least as far as op-10 no.1 goes) he's a brilliant explainer and pedagogue. REally enjoyed listening to this. Thanks for posting!Oh, by the way. Can you figure out why he plays and e instead of a d in the last quarter of bar no. 4? But only in the first video.