Piano Lesson 7

By Thomas Forschbach

Today's the day  We'll finish our song. Both hands together is always a challenge, but I'm sure you will make it.

Take your time!

Best,

  • Catherine McLinden says:

    Thank you Thomas, the lessons are great.

    • Hi Tammy
      great that you like the lessons.

      Have fun with the next videos 🙂

    • Hi
      thanks for your great feedback.
      Have fun with the next lessons 🙂

  • Helen Barnes says:

    I'm only up to lesson 7 but I love your enthusiasm and optimistic attitude Thomas.

  • Thankyou very much Thomas. Great lessons I really enjoyed it. Give us more lessons to play more songs. You are teaching verywell. Easy to learn. Very happy .

    • Hi Nalini
      you are welcome. I am very happy that you like the crash course.

      Keep up the good work and have fun practicing and playing piano.

  • Somehow did not went well I don't know I order & I payed first $ 17.00 but I need not get product nothing which was last day of your schedule. I can play right hand but I have problem on left hand so ofcourse I can not do play both hand together .I know l need lots of practice .it is hard but it is fun
    Thank you for teaching us.
    I am watching YouTube program whenever I have time . Thanks tee

    • Thomas Forschbach says:

      Hi
      thanks for your comment. I just sent you an email regarding this issue.

      Have fun practicing and playing piano.

  • Jerald Pritt says:

    My right hand ring and pinkie fingers are not very strong. The ring finger gets in the way of the pinkie. How can I get fingers stronger and be able to lift the ring finger up. What is a good exercise? I am trying everything to strengthen them.

    • Thomas Forschbach says:

      Hello Jerald,

      Thank you for your message. It's common to face challenges with finger strength, particularly between the ring and pinkie fingers.

      Try this simple exercise: lay your hand flat and lift each finger one at a time, focusing on moving your ring and pinkie fingers without the others. Also, squeezing a soft stress ball can help build strength. Practice these regularly but avoid overdoing it to prevent strain.

      Best of luck with your practice, and feel free to reach out for more tips.

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