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Episode 5
Asked by: markeog
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Episode 7
On leaps and jumps via La Campanella - Asked by: ingela
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Episode 8
Asked by: Ingela
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Episode 11
Tiny adjustments cause the brain to make adjustments to the whole system in order to align with the new organisation. Asked by: markeog
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Episode 19
if you are transposing your music for any reason
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Episode 20
How to really orchestrate at the piano
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Episode 21
Asked by: markeog
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Episode 22
Asked by: ArthurDing
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Episode 23
Asked by: Simon Chu
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Episode 24
Asked by: markeog
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Episode 25
Asked by: markeog
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Episode 26
Asked by: Simon Chu
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Episode 27
Asked by: Simon Chu
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Episode 30
Asked by: markeog
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Episode 31
Asked by: markeog
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Episode 33
It's about the quality of movement and how do we translate it to the piano.
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Episode 35
Rene shows his exercise he uses with his studenta
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Episode 36
Ever practiced on a table top, or electric piano? Is it really beneficial or not?
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Episode 37
Alan talks about how information flows throughout the wrist and why is it important it's not blocked
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Episode 38
Alan talks about walking from an anatomical and Feldenkrais perspective
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Episode 39
There can't be one without the other
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Episode 40
Asked by: piano4three
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Episode 42
Is it a specific method or a combo of them all?
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Episode 43
Alan's take on fast octaves, submitted by Mark Riches
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Episode 44
Asked by: MarkRiches
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Episode 45
Also on forearm rotation and octaves
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Episode 46
Alan is answering a question and touches on Peter Fetuwanger's technique ands Chopin Op. 25 No. 2
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Episode 47
Alan answers a question while demonstrating on Chopin's Op. 25 No. 12
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Episode 48
Excericess are extreme version but they are created to awake your reflexes up
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Episode 50
Kind of a continuation of a previous answer on practice
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Episode 51
if your finger stays tense your thumb is not standing well, same for fingers, if they are solid, thumb will be fine
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Episode 52
The question was about the Rachmaninoff concerto but can it be applied to anything?
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Episode 54
without standing or making the thumb vertical
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