Position-Change Notes — Practice
This video lesson forms part of the Position-Change Notes chapter of The PianoWell Program. Watch the lesson first, then continue with the complete written chapter for detailed study and practice.
About this lesson
Applying position-change notes to Mozart’s early sonatas, four bars at a time.
Position-change notes are the moments where the elbow leads the hand into a new place. By circling downbeats, refining them through playing, and marking elbow direction, you give every shift a clear, grounded, tension-free anchor.
What this lesson covers
- Recognizing and marking position-change notes
- Practicing elbow-led shifts in real repertoire
Inside the Position-Change Notes chapter
The complete Position-Change Notes chapter, part of Volume I — Foundation: Mind & Body, continues beyond this video across theory, working with the score, and practice. The written material carries a practice commitment of 5 of 5.
- Theory
- Working With the Score
- Practice