This piano tutorial covers a technique I call semi-objective feedback, which essentially involves videoing yourself as you practise playing the piano in order to identify problems and opportunities that you might not spot in the heat of practice. The tutorial covers some basic techniques for self-filming, including taking shots from the side and above, and then considers in detail some of the things you need to look out for. For beginners that might mean hand position problems, while for more advanced piano players it might mean issues related to clarity, fingering, timing and more.
I reference lots of other resources in this tutorial - you can find them linked below!
MAKING A PIANO DO AN ORCHESTRA’S JOB
The original tutorial featuring The Lullaby March: • Making a Piano do an O...
Lullaby March PDF score - drive.google.com/file/d/1kncw...
FILMING YOUR PIANO PLAYING
Tutorial on my old setup: • How to Film Yourself P...
A similar setup from Smashing Dan: • The EASIEST Way to Rec...
Mangold’s more advanced setup (similar to the one I use now): • How to film yourself p...
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00:00 What is semi-objective feedback
01:33 Capturing piano video
03:44 Spotting hand position problems
06:47 Generating feedback on playing from a score
16:03 Analysing your piano improvisation
22:32 Using semi-objective feedback to develop your musicality on the piano