This one's cool. You have to be careful with the pedal so notes don't ring over to the next chord. The rest of the etudes I've recorded (eventually all of them) are on my YouTube channel and on this site!

This is one of my favorites in the book. Just beautiful counterpoint. It forces you to remember where your hands were to dampen. The rest of the etudes in the book are (or will be soon) somewhere on this site or on my YouTube channel.

This week's assignment is to work on a piece with two choruses of solo with lines only.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GCzRtlHkPA

P.S don't ask me why I danced/wiggled/shook in the end, I think finals drove me crazy or Out to lunch did that to me. (before this recording, I was listening to that)
P.PS My shirt matched the song!

single line solo

Chien Chien Milestones(old): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OYHZ0eWq54

and another lesson from me this week.
again a beginners lesson on some basic steps to practice 2-5-1 progressions.

let me know what you think.

hugs. hauke

Nasty Virus Blues - a tribute to all of my musician friends out there. Please keep on playing and sharing your music. I’ve been really enjoying all of the beautiful posts and clips.

“Spring Is Here” - finally, some nice weather in New England. Sorry for the sound, I did a down and dirty clip on the IPad.

#5 from David Friedman's book. The other ones I've done so far are on my YouTube channel and posted here!

I'm recording all the Friedman Etudes, so this is #16. The other ones are on my YouTube channel.

hey guys, i'll start to post some lessons here from now on. :)
this first one is a beginner lesson about dampening. my thoughts and ways i practiced it.

let me know your thoughts!

hugs,
hauke