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Lateral Motion of the hands: angles of the hand from the body

8/6/2014

 

手中的橫向運動:角的手從身體

When do you use Lateral Motion?

The lateral motion is used when playing across lines that rise in sequence in intervals, such as the alberti bass, or any deviation of it such as broken chords, arpeggios...

Should fingers be curved?

Though it does depend on the piece, lateral motion of the hand would most likely move faster and have more stability when the fingers are out rather than inward. If the tips of the fingers are aimed at a relaxed angle, the distance between the tips of the fingers, for example from 2nd to 3rd finger tip, lessens. This means the notes are more likely to be the ones you aim to play, and it is more likely to feel sturdy and secure. 
What is the Angle of the Hand from the Body mean? And Why Should We Pay Attention To Where We Place it?

Repeated chords at syncopation can be a real difficult task. Rather than having a secure and solid sound, the notes might be in danger of being light and shallow. Even when the notes are played correctly, the sound quality of these chords can be 'surfacey', rather than with a solid core. Therefore, the angle of the hand and the use of the flatter flesh of the finger tips is important. 


當你使用橫向運動?

跨過上升序列中的間隔,如阿爾貝蒂低音,或它的諸如分解和弦,琶音任何偏差線播放時的橫向運動用於... 

 如果手指是彎曲的? 

雖然它依賴於片,手的橫向運動將最有可能移動得更快,並具有更大的穩定性,當手指出來,而不是向內。如果指尖的目的是一個輕鬆的角度,手指的尖端之間的距離,例如從第二到第三指尖,減輕。這意味著該說明是更可能是那些你打算玩了,它是更容易感受到堅固和安全的。



什麼是手的角度,從身體是什麼意思?
為什麼要我們注意的地方,我們把它? 


在切分音重複的和弦可以是一個真正艱鉅的任務。而不是一個安全,堅實的聲音,音符可能會在被淺淺的危險。即使當票據被正確地播放,這些和弦的聲音質量可以是漂浮的,而不是與固體核心。因此,手的角度和利用指尖的平坦的肉是很重要的。

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