Is there an easy way to throw the left hand in?
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Is there an easy way to throw the left hand in?
Well im working on fur elise and i have the first part down but the left hand is hard for me to throw in there..
:[ is there an easy way to learn?
:[ is there an easy way to learn?
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Re: Is there an easy way to throw the left hand in?
Angelique wrote:Well im working on fur elise and i have the first part down but the left hand is hard for me to throw in there..
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Hi..

Ex:
This is how it sounds:
La la La la La.. lalala,laaaaa
la...la...la...la...laaaaa
You go like this:
La la La la La.. lalala,laaaa
la........................................la..................................la.................................la................................laaaaa
hehe


Re: Is there an easy way to throw the left hand in?
"There are no easy ways, just hard" - VictorCS
Practice, practice, practice and a huge dose of dedication.
Practice, practice, practice and a huge dose of dedication.
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Re: Is there an easy way to throw the left hand in?
Well, I might ad that a generall mistake is that the Practice goes at a to high speed. People try to imitate the likeness to much, also experienced pianists does this mistake, and I do it to - We are to eager!! Then it seams there is soooo hard to play hands together in the beginning cause of the to high tempo...
Slowpractice!! 
When I started piano I started to play both hands right away actually, so Im not really sure how to get over that kind of starissues exept from the tip I gave you here. And of course like Vic says, lots of practice
But still im for practicing only when you want to practice - Not pushing it, unless you are planning to be a concert-pianist one day


When I started piano I started to play both hands right away actually, so Im not really sure how to get over that kind of starissues exept from the tip I gave you here. And of course like Vic says, lots of practice

But still im for practicing only when you want to practice - Not pushing it, unless you are planning to be a concert-pianist one day


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