left hand scale technique
left hand scale technique
08:10 on Saturday, October 19, 2002
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(peter)
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when i play any scale, C major for example, my left hand is always a bit slower and not in correct time
when i cross my middle and ring finger, i always tend to slow down. my ascending is OK, but when i descend, my thumb always gets somehow "stuck", and when the thumb plays a note, it is always longer
any short-term or long-term solution? thanks
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Re: left hand scale technique
04:23 on Sunday, October 27, 2002
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(kelly#)
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hi,
u can practise dat helps
but u say dat a couple of your fingers r slow
try playing with your whole hand going slow liike at the same time
as your dud fingers.
hope dat helps
kelly#
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Re: left hand scale technique
11:10 on Thursday, October 31, 2002
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(Jordan)
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this used to happen to me. What happens is that you are probably used to playing chords in the left while playing melodies in the right. So you have dexteriority in the right, while you only have movement and precision of chords in the left. If this is the problem i would suggest playing chords in the right and playing melodies in the left. It will sound very awkward and strange but it will help develop your speed in the left hand making it easier to syncopate and match with the right hand. I`m glad i could be of help. if you have any questions or don`t understand, feel free to e-mail me. willja33@farmingdale.edu
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