r/piano • u/chosentheon • 19h ago
🙋Question/Help (Beginner) Jouer des deux mains
Bonjour. Cela fait a peu près trois quatre ans que fais du piano 2 ans avec un professeur et le reste seul. Ces dernier temps j´ai remarqué que je ne m´améliore pas je ne peux pas jouer des morceau plus complexes car des qu´il y a trop de note a la main gauche en même temps que celle de droite je n´arrive pas. Je voulais savoir s´il y a un moyen de réussir a bien jouer des deux mains.
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u/unconceivables 19h ago
The way to do it successfully is to practice hands together painfully slow and speed up gradually.
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u/stanagetocurbar 19h ago
Practice very, very slowly in small sections and begin linking them together. If youre struggling with trying to play a single bar break it down even if its just linking two notes together, and if thats still difficult go to one hand at a time. There are no short cuts to this and the greatest pianists In the world will still break down difficult sequences in the same way. Id also recommend getting a teacher again.
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u/Reasonable_Guess_934 19h ago
Mi consejo es que empieces con una mano y luego con la otra, así tienes una idea de lo que tienes que hacer
Luego para que suenen al mismo tiempo ponte como “checkpoints”
For example
I was learning ronda ala turca y la canción tiene 2 diferentes ritmos que tocas al mismo tiempo
Lo que hice fue como hacer checkpoints donde tienes que terminar con una mano
Por ejemplo la y terminas en mí y vuelves con el do y mi 3 veces
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u/Hairy-Search-3278 18h ago
très très lent, au métronome. Mais aussi, le professeur pourra te le montrer, on ne déplace quasiment jamais les mains en même temps
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u/karl1776 18h ago
Yep what everybody said above. I am really slow at things as well. They say really learn each hand separately. I find that when I go to both hands it's still a whole new learning process. But if I really know each hand well then it does get easier to put them together. And I have to go like super slow but you'd be surprised at how you can speed up after point
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u/piksw 18h ago
L'esercizio a mani separate mi è sempre servito poco. Invidiavo mio fratello che suonava alcune invenzioni a due voci di Bach con grande velocità e una discreta indipendenza. Imparava a memoria. Invece io dovevo leggere. E non riuscivo ad imparare a memoria. Certi passaggi non mi venivano naturali. Anche se mi concentravo mi capitava di ripetere lo stesso errore più volte. E poi rimanevo bloccato in quell'errore. A quel punto non ero più in grado di migliorare. E dovevo cambiare pezzo, prenderne un altro e cercare di farlo molto preciso fin dall'inizio. Ho fatto fatica. Il mio problema era che non volevo studiare bene e in modo pulito brani brevi e accessibili. Tante volte affrontavo pezzi lunghi e complessi. Poi mi amareggiavo per non riuscire ad eseguire il pezzo senza errori e incertezze.
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