Laetitia / 31 year old / France / homeschool mum

longito wrote:

Laetitia,
Thank you very much for sharing this video. You are now on the stage of developing the independence of each finger.
As you noticed during working on the 5 fingers exercise, the 1-2 - 3 fingers - thumb - index and third - are stronger in each hand. 4 and 5 are weak.
I suggest you to fix your wrist first. If you keep the wrist upper, the weight of your entire hand will work for you - not against you.
Second. Do not play fast. You are playing fast because 2 weak fingers don't want to work as hard as 3 strong.
For the same exact reason you play sol 2 times.
Focus on playing slower, please. Make you 4th and 5th work by lifting them one after another
Stop on fifth and do not repeat it. Go back.
Play 2-3 times to develop the independence more thoroughly.

longito wrote: Having fun

Thank you very much for this video.
You son really drawn towards piano playing. You are setting him a wonderful example!

I would suggest to establish the rule in your home and follow it: for the sake of the harmony one person play - another listens. Unless in future you will learn duets.

longito wrote: soft mozart academy 2018:2019 Prep C | Laetitia France | Marry had a little lamp sigth reading

Laetitia, you have excellent music memory. This is the good news.
It may be on your way to reading music. This is the bad news

Please, practice the piano with notes. Play entire Nursery Album Level 0. Can you? Try visual mode 2, if it won't give you too many mistakes

Wrists. Try to keep them like an arc.

Here is a link to important exercises for your proper hand positions at piano. You will be a pro!

www.softmozart.com/forum/55-teaching-vid...t-piano-posture.html