Voicing — Exercises
This video lesson forms part of the Voicing chapter of The PianoWell Program. Watch the lesson first, then continue with the complete written chapter for detailed study and practice.
About this lesson
Layering dynamics and voicing in pianissimo and fortissimo, hands separate then together.
Voicing is a fundamental tool for creating a sense of space and clarity. In thick or polyphonic textures it prevents the sound from becoming dense or heavy—and when guided by sound imagination, it lets the hand remain relaxed while shaping the musical line, rather than forcing a melody out through tension.
What this lesson covers
- Projecting a melodic line through imagination
- Using zooming-in and distance for voicing
Inside the Voicing chapter
The complete Voicing chapter, part of Volume II — Advanced Mental Practice: Sound Imagination & Intonation, continues beyond this video across theory, exercises, and practice. The written material carries a practice commitment of 5 of 5.
- Theory
- Exercises
- Practice