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Recognition of correct and incorrect hand positions

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Iván Rolón
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Recognition of correct and incorrect hand positions

por Iván Rolón
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Is the hand position correct?

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Is the hand position correct?

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Is the hand position correct?

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Is the wrist position correct?

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Is the wrist position correct?

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Is the wrist position correct?

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Which finger is active during the execution?

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Which finger is active during the execution?

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Which finger is active during the execution?

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Which finger is active during the execution?

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Which finger is active during the execution?

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Is the active finger in the correct position?

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Is the active finger in the correct position?

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Are the inactive fingers in the correct position?

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Are the inactive fingers in the correct position?

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Are the inactive fingers in the correct position?

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To play the piano correctly, the hand must always be in the natural position it assumes when relaxed, i.e., with slightly bent fingers and raised knuckles, as if holding a small ball, and with the wrists aligned with the forearm.

A flat hand position with straight fingers and low knuckles makes the execution more difficult and leads to fatigue or pain.

A tense posture with knuckles set too high and straight fingers makes the execution difficult and leads to fatigue or pain.

A wrist position that is too low makes the execution more difficult and leads to fatigue or pain.

A wrist position aligned with the forearm facilitates movement during playing and is an essential prerequisite for efficient and healthy piano technique.

A wrist position that is too high makes the exercise more difficult and leads to fatigue or pain.

When playing the piano, the active finger rests on the underside of the key and supports the weight of the arm, while the inactive fingers rest on the surface of the keyboard.

When playing the piano, the active finger rests on the underside of the key and supports the weight of the arm, while the inactive fingers rest on the surface of the keyboard.

When playing the piano, the active finger rests on the underside of the key and supports the weight of the arm, while the inactive fingers rest on the surface of the keyboard.

When playing the piano, the active finger rests on the underside of the key and supports the weight of the arm, while the inactive fingers rest on the surface of the keyboard.

When playing the piano, the active finger rests on the underside of the key and supports the weight of the arm, while the inactive fingers rest on the surface of the keyboard.

A stretched finger position while playing is inefficient and leads to fatigue and pain.

Uneven fingers when playing the piano lead to inefficient piano technique and cause fatigue and pain.

Tense, inflexible fingers while playing lead to inefficient piano technique and cause fatigue and pain.

If the inactive fingers are not on the keyboard while playing the piano, this leads to inefficient piano technique and causes fatigue and pain.

When inactive fingers press the keyboard, it leads to inefficient piano technique and causes fatigue and pain.

 
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