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Play Piano Chords Pain-Free (How To Eliminate Hand Tension)
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Tightness, tension, and even discomfort are common complaints among piano players.
What there should never be, though, is pain! But even tension and tightness can be so uncomfortable that it hinders our playing and our ability to stretch out and play big chords.
It just sucks.
But there are ways to get rid of it! Cassi is here with 3 awesome tips that you NEED to be doing. These will stretch your hands out, remove the pressure from your forearms and allow you play bigger chords more freely.
Try them out, and let me know which is your favorite! Comment with the timestamp to let others know as well.
And speaking of timestamps — here are all the timestamps and topics covered in the video:
– Octave scales – 0:15
– Left-hand octave scales – 1:46
– Four-note chords (reducing the pressure) – 2:23
– Use your body – 3:58
– Check your posture and tips to fix it – 4:27
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When I found this my right wrist hurt. Within minutes pain is gone. (The 4 and 5 fingers are abnormal on my right hand due to a teenage injury). This is very helpful but now I need to stabilize my keyboard stand!
Hello, are you pressing down the keys with your fingers or are you using your wrists to come down and your fingers are just going automatically pressing the keys your fingers are over. I am trying to understand what it is that you are exactly doing because I want to be able to play chords and fast chords as well as arpegios really nicely and without tension which I have alot of. I am not your typical piano player, I learned on Organ and there was no weighted keys and with my semi weighted keyboard or even a piano my forearms start hurting instantly… I am into playing House Music and Trance Music…. Thanks !!!!
Needed this. Octaves hurt so bad.
These exercises really helped! Thank you so much!
laughes in chopin etude opus 10 1
Here after trying Time from Hans Zimmer lol
I still feel pain but way less now, thank you.
Just FYI, the above camera angle while she's trying to demonstrate a loose wrist is effectively useless. It's hard to take much from her demonstration when you can't even see it
I really don't understand anything about notes or music in general but still, I'm learning the piano and I'm currently almost done with Clair de Lune first movement, yet on the very final part, the arpeggio is impossible for me to do… my fingers just won't go there and I have quite big hands…My fingers are incredibly stiff with no elasticity what so ever so I'm forced to quit because of the pain… This happens to me on any piece I'm interested in learning… Any tips on how to gain more finger movement?
Thank you for these I'm doing all this but still seems like my left-hand just can't handle it…
excellent advice <3
This was great. Thank you so much! I'm 66 and returned to playing the piano about 10 years ago. I'm working on overcoming injury-producing habits of the past which I"m realizing will help me to play more like I want to. This really helped with my Scott Joplin stride piano technique. I'll seek out more videos! 🙂
These are all great. It's also important to make sure the bench is at the correct height as well as the correct distance from the piano.
Thank you! this REALLY helped.
What do we do if it’s a chord on black keys
I thought she was going to start playing Cannon at 1:57
Woooooow you are the youngest and the best teacher in the world, you have the magic how to simplify the techniques. Thank you for all your wonderful videos.
Here after trying Chopin's Scherzo 3
Just what I needed!
This is great, but it doesn't work for songs that spam octave eighth sixteenth notes like there's no tomorrow, which there isn't for for my hands because there's no time to bounce and rest.
We need more injury prevention technique videos like this. I just got my first piano injury after switching from unweighted to hammer action. Two weeks is all it took for me to get 3 stress injuries in my forearms and fingers. I always pushed the keys just like a computer keyboard and that doesn't fly well on weighted keys.
I have been playing piano for 8 years & struggled with learning how to play tension-free. This is very helpful & will use these exercises to try & break my bad habit👍. Thank you very much👏!
Thank you so much for this. I had recently been feeling soreness and pain in my wrist and forearm where the pinky and ring finger line up to it, so hopefully these exercises get rid of that.
Very clear and easy to remember. Thank you.
This is serious. I actually hurt my thumb. When I was practicing I felt the tension but I ignore it and the next day I woke up with a terrible pain. I could not move it without pain for about a month.
Thanks for this very helpful video! About the time I started to learn to play the piano I learned I have Kienbock's Disease in my right wrist. If you're not familiar with it, the Lunate, the bone that allows your wrist to pivot and rotate, starts to lose blood flow and begins to die. Loss of flexibility in the wrist is accompanied by pain; sometimes severe. As a result my right hand skills are way behind those of my left.
Wearing a brace helps some but the pain is still a distraction to say the least. And with pain comes muscle tension so these exercises really help to remind me to relax!
Love you Cassi😁
Nice video. Great job.
But when i try to relax my hand, my fingers do it so softly that it doesn't make a sound or not as clear as i want it to be
I could « bounce and relax» all day long with a beautiful teacher like her ! Great tip, thanks.👍💞
Thank You!
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this is great and really helpful
First time for me, I believe it will help me, to relax. Thank you for sharing. I love the way you approach this Amazing instrument. God Bless. RB.
Excellent!
Could somebody explain, how should I need to split the muscular power between triceps and fingers during pressing the key? Should fingers be strong as a stick and triceps be relaxed or otherwise?
Excellent👍👏. Thank you!
Buenísimo
Another good lesson.
Could do with a lesson again for short hands please
Excellent tip!
Nicely done, Cassi, thank you. There is a lot of redundancy on many piano topics and even a few on posture and physical hand techniques but not so much on what you teach especially in today's episode. We see, and especially with classically trained pianists, these strange hand, wrist and arm movements but no one is explaining what is going on there. I think you did a stellar job in just a few minutes on what we're trying to achieve and how to practice it. Thanks again, great job.
Any tips for shorthands pls?
(My fingers are shorter than Jimin’s i swear, and they stop me from playing those expanded 3 or 4 notes chỏds)
This is awesome! Been working on a few pieces that have 4 and 5 note chords. I love all of the exercises you guys do, I can't afford lessons like I used to so this channel has been absolutely invaluable. Thank you!!!
I'm like 60% sure Pianote's bugged my Google account… Last 3 video releases are legit exactly what I've been searching for the day before. Thanks for all you guys do!
great job