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Topic: Contrary Motion - Benefits?
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pianobr
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Contrary Motion - Benefits?
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Hey everyone, my teacher suggested practicing scales ascending and descending with both hands. I understand that it’s beneficial.
But what’s the real benefit of practicing scales in contrary motion? Is it really necessary? Do all piano students go through this step?
Any tips or recommendations for me?
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