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Lesson #1- 5-finger Position in C; D3 and E34 Applications -
Lesson #2- Steps and Skips3 Applications
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Lesson #3- Solfège3 Applications
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Lesson #4- Harmonic 5ths and 2nds4 Applications
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Lesson #5- Fortissimo1 Application
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2-B2-B Overview
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Lesson #6- D Position and A42 Applications
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Lesson #7- E Position2 Applications
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Lesson #8- Mezzo Piano and Mezzo Forte1 Application
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Lesson #9- Finger Substitution1 Application
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2-CLesson #10- Playing by Rote with Both Hands1 Application
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Lesson #11- Harmonic and Melodic Intervals3 Applications
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Lesson #12- Counting Rhythm Out Loud3 Applications
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2-DLesson #13- Sharps, Flats, and Naturals3 Applications
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Lesson #14- Syncopation
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Lesson #15- Finger Cross Over
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Lesson #16- Ledger Lines: Treble Clef B3 & A3, Bass Clef D4 & E4
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2-ELesson #17- Changing Hand Positions, F Position, B4 and C5
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Lesson #18- Finger Cross Under
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Lesson #19- C Major Arpeggios
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Level 2 SASR (Standard Assessment of Sight Reading)
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Lesson #9- Finger Substitution
pianopanacea April 14, 2022
Objective:
- Learn how to use finger substitution
Instructions: Finger substitution means to switch which finger plays a specific key on the piano. For example playing the note with the 2 finger and playing it again with the 3 finger. This helps to reposition the hand so you are in a position to play upcoming notes that would be higher or lower than your original hand position would have been prepared to play. The videos in the exercise lessons will explain how to apply this in the specific exercises you will be completing within this module.
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