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I find this a pet-peeve worthy enough to getting a reblog.

I find this a pet-peeve worthy enough to getting a reblog.

(Source: musicproblems)

10:11 pm | October 6 2011 | 133 notes

calerine reblogged this from musicproblems
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caitlin-erinnn reblogged this from mistahyohan
mistahyohan reblogged this from kristineeeezy
kristineeeezy reblogged this from musicproblems and added:

Big pet peeve of mine. I couldn’t stand seeing this person playing the piano today.
sheneral reblogged this from musicproblems
midnightwintermoon reblogged this from musicproblems and added:

Hmmm..never payed attention to this, but I should knowing athritis is something I can get from wrongly playing a piano.....
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codexana reblogged this from musicproblems and added:

PICK YOUR FINGERS UP DAMMIT AGH
parseltonguescorp reblogged this from joseph-averianov and added:

It’s not weird, it’s usually like that :P Flat fingers give you softer tone and to some people it’s hard to play some...
joseph-averianov reblogged this from parseltonguescorp and added:

Meep apparently it’s weird that even though I’ve never had a piano lesson in my life I play it with the ‘correct’ finger...
parseltonguescorp reblogged this from musicproblems and added:

I play with flat fingers and play just as well as everybody else does. Fuck off.
alternativeisintoxicating reblogged this from intertwined-and-overrun and added:

Or flute. IT DOESNT WORK. I GOT YELLED AT EVERY TIME. FIX. IT. geeze lol
intertwined-and-overrun reblogged this from musicproblems
lolwhutbr0 reblogged this from musicproblems and added:

AND THIS TOO. omg.
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jansyamalanga reblogged this from musicproblems and added:

I don’t understand why people look down on others who play with flat fingers. It’s a matter of technique, not skill or...
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sforzando816 reblogged this from musicproblems and added:

SOOO FRUSTRATING!
theerasedcitizen reblogged this from musicproblems
ibonyandevory reblogged this from musicproblems and added:

I thought I was the only one who thought about this!!
mimidoesnotknow reblogged this from musicproblems
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flyingsaladbowlofdeath reblogged this from musicproblems
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enlea reblogged this from prettycoolblogwithmusicandstuff and added:

Playing with flat fingers is a sure-fire way to damage your finger and arm muscles beyond repair.
piano-soprano reblogged this from musicproblems and added:

ok….i am one of those people….but part of it is because my fingers are double jointed, and its the most awkward position...
thebestkickassasian reblogged this from whycellothurr
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wgmarcel reblogged this from musicproblems and added:

A friend of mine does this. He plays well, but with flat fingers and I haven’t the nerve to tell him because he plays...
prettycoolblogwithmusicandstuff reblogged this from thaiguy20fromla and added:

….you know what, you’re right. The attack’s too sharp with curved fingers. I myself have been doing that for that...
thediscofiasco reblogged this from thaiguy20fromla and added:

^ I admit that I do play flat fingered sometimes to lessen the sharpness of the approach, usually to get a sweeter tone....
thaiguy20fromla reblogged this from prettycoolblogwithmusicandstuff and added:

Playing flat fingered is the easiest way to soften the attack… it’s perfect for like, the opening chords of Debussy’s...
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