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Old 06-11-2008, 09:17 AM   #7
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Default Re: Daughter's Piano Exam

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Originally Posted by josie View Post

Thanks for your reply. We're in the UK so it's ABRSM grade 5. She's having some issues with fingering - I think she should play hands seperately for a couple of days to sort out these intricies and then put them back together.

I think she's lacking the confidence boost her teacher would give her.
Absolutely hands seperately, and slowly, fingering is about muscle memory and the brain can learn a mistake just as easy as the right way.

Once she puts it to hands together, start slow, and gradually bring it back up to speed, for the exam...and RCM student would get higher points for too slow but accurate, other than up to speed but sloppy.
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