Learn Piano Phrasing: Slur Endings with Gentle Release Beginner Piano #LearnPiano #ElzaRitter

Learn piano phrasing that sounds musical, not mechanical: Elza Ritter shows how to shape a five‑note slur with a gradual crescendo to note 4 (the strong note), then a gentle, soft release on note 5 (the weak ending). This Classic slur technique—found in countless beginner and intermediate pieces—teaches you to use arm weight (not push) at the top of the phrase, then land lightly at the end for natural, expressive sound.

Who this helps:

Beginner piano lessons and self‑learners building phrasing and articulation skills
Piano lessons for adults who want more musical, less robotic playing
Players choosing between private piano lessons, online piano lessons, or free piano lessons on YouTube
How to practice:

Play the five notes: 1 (start), 2–3 (build), 4 (more weight, not louder push), 5 (soft, gentle landing)
Keep the crescendo gradual—don’t rush or accent note 4
Repeat the pattern slowly, listen for shape and balance
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