Some improvisations, including this one, sound quite simple, yet many pianists find it difficult to even begin to coordinate the hands. What's a good way to practice? How is it possible for you to "program" your hands to play it? This introductory-length tutorial video gives you a taste; for a thorough explanation, see *the full length tutorial video.

Many of my students, including h.s. students and intermediate level adults, even those who've never improvised, have enjoyed this one. After the first couple weeks of slow, simple assignments, it's fun to hear what they do with it! It pairs well with other pieces in the key of Db major, such as Chopin's "Raindrop" Prelude, Opus. 28 No. 15.

As a public visitor or Registered User, you can also **download a sheet music outline for this improv - scroll down the page to find the document. (**Full Members, this is included in your membership, so please be sure to login first, then download it from the Integral Inspirations - Members Category.) 

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