Volodos Turkish March fingering help

[geoffhuang]

Hi, I was wondering how I should finger these four chords in Volodos's arrangement of Turkish March?

I have tried 14 25 24 13 and 25 14 25 14 but neither seem optimal. What do you guys think? Is one of these fingerings actually good and I just need more practice, or is there a better fingering out there?

[abel2]

I would reccomend 5/2, 4/1, 3/2, 4/1

[geoffhuang]

thanks

[visitor]

I would not make it harder than it needs to, i redistribute all the time
5/2   4/1 3/2    1

Explained- give the thumb [1] the top note of next  and give the lower to the left hand, it is already there this solves an unneccessarily awkward 4 after 3 in a decending line in the right hand. This way you only have to do a cross over single thumb and the third of next measure naturally can be hit w 4/2

Abel2 gave you a solid way to position Yourself to split that final interval between the two hands
You can play around with how you will finger the lh but i would likely do a
531.  42.  1 lh on the precedung triad and third qhich gives you your thumb of lh free to take that g

 Set yourself up to take advantage of your lh thumb being in  the proper register immediately preceding it

[geoffhuang]

thanks

[mike_lang]

Hi, I was wondering how I should finger these four chords in Volodos's arrangement of Turkish March?

I have tried 14 25 24 13 and 25 14 25 14 but neither seem optimal. What do you guys think? Is one of these fingerings actually good and I just need more practice, or is there a better fingering out there?

My first instinct was your second option (25142514) . . . just needs to be practiced. Make sure your hand is both released and at the right/advantageous angle, too (this may take some experimentation).