If my fingers moved as fast as this I'd never leave the house.

I read that as "How to practice Hamon" LMAO

I remember back in the 90s, I witnessed a concert pianist played the entire hanon book in one sitting, non stop from 1 thru 60 with great accuracy and then I realized why he was a Professional Concert Pianist..😁

I've been practicing Hanon just 1 week now and already notice my standard pieces have become cleaner. I was not expecting such quick results!

When I took piano as a child my mother insisted I practice Hanon. I didn't understand it then but at 78 after playing since I was 5 I am so glad she did.

My mother was a professional concert pianist that who played at a very high level (such as solo performances in Orchestra Hall in Chicago).  EVERY time she practiced (which was almost daily) she would start out with a number of Hanon exercises.  Maybe about five of them at least.  If she was having some particular issue she needed to sort out, such as needing to better strengthen certain fingers, she might play also play a particular Hanon exercise to smooth out that rough spot.

My lack of finger dexterity has held me back since I started playing at age 12.  My teacher was fixated on using fake books and teaching pop piano techniques. Here I am at age 62 and never before heard of this Hanon book. I feel cheated!!!

So basically I learned that I have a lot to learn. And that you can play every song

My girlfriend made me watch this.

The real challenge and key to get the max out of Hannon is to play those exercises in all keys through the cycle of 5ts.

He told me to hit that like button and without a thought I did it. Respect to your skill sir.

Dude, you must be a messenger from a higher power. I tried the 'slow and loud' technique on a Czerny Daily Study that I'd been struggling on and after four repetitions, I swear, my hands didn't even feel like they were mine. Thank you SO much.

So, I'm an elementary music teacher and sometimes I feel so unqualified because of my level of piano. This video is great!

I am self taught. Hanon has been the single most beneficial tool at my disposal. It's like HIIT training for your fingers 💪🖐️

It goes hand in hand with Carl Czerny first lessons

I was taught by nuns in grade school with hannon and I still believe strongly in it.  .

I have been playing the piano for 18 years and have been without a piano teacher for 7 years now. I've always practiced Hanon but I'm so glad to have found this video because I just breeze through the exercises carelessly. Will definitely do this in my succeeding practices! You have earned a new subscriber :)

I taught piano at a Yamaha school for over thirty years and always recommended the Hanon book, especially for students who demonstrated exceptional skill and a desire and dedication to achieve results. In addition I also used a Schmitt book too in order to improve finger independence. One of my gifted students played the first 30 Hanon exercises in all major keys. This may sound crazy but I also play guitar and practicing Hanon is a great warmup before picking up my guitar.

Serious study of Hanon + Bach WTC can make the most middling pianist a beast almost overnight.  Great video!

A great way to help develop independence between the hands with Hanon is to use various combinations of legato/staccato and forte/piano.  Piano staccato in the left and forte legato in the right, for example. It can be challenging even with no.1 but extremely rewarding :)