Fundamentals of Piano Practice
A podcast by Chuang C. Chang / Henrik Pantle

36 Episodes
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FoPP 033 1.II.25 Hands Together and Mental Play
Published: 10/26/2007 -
FoPP 032 1.II.24 Soft Pedal, Hammer Voicing and Physics of the Piano Sound
Published: 10/4/2007 -
FoPP 031 1.II.23 Damper Pedal
Published: 9/27/2007 -
FoPP 030 1.II.22 Bad Habits: A Pianist’s Worst Enemy
Published: 9/20/2007 -
FoPP 029 1.II.21 Building Endurance, Breathing
Published: 9/13/2007 -
FoPP Summer-Break 07
Published: 7/13/2007 -
FoPP 028 1.II.20 Weak Left Hand; Using One Hand to Teach the Other
Published: 7/6/2007 -
FoPP 027 1.II.19 Accurate Tempo and the Metronome
Published: 6/29/2007 -
FoPP 026 1.II.18 Fingering
Published: 6/22/2007 -
FoPP 025 1.II.17 Importance of Slow Play
Published: 6/15/2007 -
FoPP 024 1.II.16 Dangers of Slow Play - Pitfalls of the Intuitive Method
Published: 6/8/2007 -
FoPP 023 1.II.15 Post Practice Improvement (PPI)
Published: 6/1/2007 -
FoPP 022 1.II.14 How to Relax
Published: 5/25/2007 -
FoPP 021 1.II.13 Velocity, Choice of Practice Speed
Published: 5/11/2007 -
FoPP 020 1.II.12 Learning, Memorizing, Mental Play
Published: 5/4/2007 -
FoPP 019 1.II.11 Parallel Sets
Published: 4/27/2007 -
FoPP 018 1.II.10 Gravity Drop, Chord Practice, and Relaxation
Published: 4/20/2007 -
Easter Break
Published: 4/4/2007 -
FoPP 017 1.II.9 The Chord Attack
Published: 3/30/2007 -
FoPP 016 1.II.8 The Continuity Rule
Published: 3/23/2007
You can learn piano up to 1000 times faster (!) compared to other methods. This is the first book ever written on how to practice at the piano. For hundreds of years, many teachers and other books taught you what techniques to acquire, but that is of little use unless you know how to acquire them quickly, as Mozart, Liszt, etc., did.