How Hanon practiced, how long Hanon practiced will be effective

Of course, you have to practice until you don't read the sheet music to start

When you don't have to look at the sheet music, you will notice your hands, your arms, and your whole body, and how you feel

Be sure to pay attention to the method and hand shape, first practice slowly, everything you need to pay attention to is fine, and then slowly accelerate

Personally, I suggest that Hanon should always accompany you in the process of learning the piano, and if you are very proficient in each Hanon, then you can choose to play the whole Hanon book before practicing every day, and then start the normal practice, which is very useful for future improvement

The basics of everything are very important, and even if you don't have a lot of time to practice, you have to take some time to play Hanon a few times, which is very helpful to maintain the feel

Be sure to pay attention to the basics

I have practiced Hanon, and Hanon is not mainly to train your ability to read music, but to train fingering and skills, generally speaking, you can not read music. But it's best not to look at the keyboard at the same time as not reading the music, just like the blind typing of the computer keyboard.

The ability to read music can be practiced through other songs, and in this respect Hanon is far less effective in training reading music than other songs.

Hanon mainly practiced fingering skills.

However, if you read music, you can practice reading music by the way.

If you are a beginner, it is very helpful for you to practice Hanon correctly, and you can feel that you can play the piano much more smoothly after practicing for half an hour every day.

And don't break the practice of Hanon, you must keep practicing. There is also a total of 60 exercises in Hanon, at the beginning of playing a copy of the bullet (Hanon has annotated detailed practice methods), almost play the first twenty or thirty, you can choose the later advanced skills exercise book Qi Hu according to your situation. If you are someone who has been playing the piano for some years, Hanon can also help them maintain their ability to play (Hanon is mentioned in the book), or it is a warm-up exercise.

Hanon is a repetitive technique that can be trained in any power technique.

Routines practice state blockades. The left and right hands are the same, and the fixed form is exactly the same every other time. This reduces the pressure of recognition and fingering of this routine etude to the limit.

As a result, maximum focus can be placed on technology. Training any technique through it will do. And the piano's power technology.

Or the basic skills of the piano. It is to build a kind of upper arm, forearm, wrist, metacarpophalangeal joint.

The fingertip to shoulder force system formed by the 5 points of force of the fingers.

Hanon's method of practicing fingering is as follows:

1. The first correct basic fingering.

The first is the opening exercise of the 4 fingers and 5 fingers of the left and right hands in the ascending and descending directions, the beginning of the first measure to the fourteenth measure is the upward movement, after the little finger of the left hand presses the big C, the ring finger (4) stretches and presses to the big E, and then plays the big F and the big G in finger order, starting from the big A to retreat, and finally making the 5 fingers hit on the big D, and starting the second measure of the ascending; At the same time, the middle of the right hand ascending is the opening of the fingers, starting from the small C, and the 2 fingers are stretched like the small E; From the beginning of measure fifteen downwards, the right hand branch extends and retreats to the major C and small C to stop.

2. Pay attention to the key 4 fingers.

When the 4 fingers are extended, they should not slide parallel past, but should be consciously lifted and quickly dropped to maintain the consistency of the volume and time value of the keystrokes with other fingers. Beginners, especially adults, are a little more difficult to open, but this first level must be passed, can not give up, adjust the tempo to 50-60 beats per minute, raise the fingers to attack and eliminate the practice of Hui Chan Annihilation, and gradually increase the speed after proficiency, until 110 beats or higher.

3. Pay attention to the extension of the 3 fingers.

The second is a strong exercise of 3 fingers and 4 fingers of the left and right hands, from the first measure to the fourteenth measure upward, the right hand has a repetition of 4343 fingers in each measure, pay attention to the fingers to be raised, the key strokes should be strong and decisive, and the forward punch notes can be clearly distinguished; When descending from the fifteenth bar, the 3 fingers of the left hand must first complete a stretching action, and then start the repetition of the 4343 fingers, which is the focus of the second article, because the strength of the left hand is weak, easy to fatigue, and the intensity of the relative right-hand exercise has increased, and the difficult exercises must be completed according to the standard, especially the left hand, so as to make the two hands as flexible, independent and powerful!

4. Slow down and then fast, targeted.

The second is the same as the first, and the beginners wait for the two exercises to become proficient, and then play them repeatedly for 30 minutes. People's 345 fingers are like ** set together, without exercise, they cannot be independent and flexible, and 45 fingers are more active in piano performance, so first of all, we must exercise them in a targeted manner.

The wrist should be relaxed, the fingers should be in place, and the wrist should be kept stable before the fingers can be played correctly. After you have a certain foundation, you can gradually raise your wrist in the order of 12345 fingers, and push it forward slightly (from the body to the piano), and the correct hand shape should also be practiced.

If you are a beginner, it is very helpful for you to practice Hanon correctly, practice for half an hour every day, and you can feel that you can play the piano smoothly in a month. And don't break the practice of Hanon, you must keep practicing.

Hanon is a repetitive technique that can be trained in any of the Focal Force.

Routine etude. The left and right hands are the same, and the fixed form is exactly the same every other time. This kind of routine etude is reduced to the limit of the pressure of recognition and fingering.

As a result, maximum focus can be placed on technology. Training any technique through it will do.

Hanon's "Piano Fingering" covers the basic techniques commonly used in the piano, including five-finger exercises, scales, and arpeggios.

Double tones, chords, trills.

Practice of basic techniques such as six degrees, octaves, etc. It makes the fingers light and agile, flexible and independent, strong and powerful, evenly developed, and also makes the wrist relax and smooth, natural and flexible. In piano teaching, it has always been a popular textbook with great practice value.

Hello dear, I'm glad to ask your question, and the answer to your question is: Do you have to practice Hanon's last few rules - not that you have to play Hanon, but that you have to practice your fingers. If you don't practice Hanon, you will also use other teaching materials to practice.

The notation of Hanon is very simple, the first half of the book is basically a fixed pattern of one measure, repeated according to the upward and downward direction of the pitch, the fingering of the first measure is 1-2-3-4-5, and the fingering of the latter measure is still 1-2-3-4-5. In this way, as long as students are familiar with the fingering of a bar, they can easily read the whole text in a funny way. It is very important for children in the beginner stage to get started quickly, which allows them to successfully pass the boring stage of reading music in a short time, and focus more attention on the improvement of the ability of the technical mountain limbs.

This helps children maintain their confidence in practicing, so that they can better focus on their technical learning goals and get started quickly, instead of spending all their energy on reading music.