Piano Tricks
Contributors Technical Categories Submit Ideas Search
All Composers Addinsell Albéniz Arditi Argento Bach Barber Bartók Beethoven Ben-Haim Bizet Bonds Boulanger Brahms Carter Chopin Copland Danielpour Debussy Donaudy Fauré Franck Gershwin Ginastera Granados Grieg Hahn Handel Haydn Hopekirk Ives Janáček Kaprávolá Liszt Martinu Mendelssohn Mozart Obradors Poulenc Price Prokofiev Rachmaninoff Ravel Rodrigo Rossini Saint-Saëns Sancan Schubert Schulhoff R. Schumann Scriabin Shostakovich Sisco Strauss Tchaikovsky Tosti Vaughan Williams Vine Weber Wolf
Brandwein's Ravel Fingerings
How It Works Who We Are
Composers All Composers Addinsell Albéniz Arditi Argento Bach Barber Bartók Beethoven Ben-Haim Bizet Bonds Boulanger Brahms Carter Chopin Copland Danielpour Debussy Donaudy Fauré Franck Gershwin Ginastera Granados Grieg Hahn Handel Haydn Hopekirk Ives Janáček Kaprávolá Liszt Martinu Mendelssohn Mozart Obradors Poulenc Price Prokofiev Rachmaninoff Ravel Rodrigo Rossini Saint-Saëns Sancan Schubert Schulhoff R. Schumann Scriabin Shostakovich Sisco Strauss Tchaikovsky Tosti Vaughan Williams Vine Weber Wolf ContributorsTechnical Categories Special Collections Brandwein's Ravel Fingerings Submit Ideas About How It Works Who We Are Search
Piano Tricks
fingerings reimagined

BRAHMS | Piano Trio No. 1 in B Major, Op. 8: IV. mm. 300–4

 
Piano fingerings for Piano Trio No. 1 in B Major by Johannes Brahms

“Using 3-2-1 in both hands for each four-note group eliminates confusion and ensures a bold declamation.”

Submitted by Michael Clark with thanks to Robert Roux

Published on 1/3/2022

 
Chamber MusicMichael ClarkAugust 28, 2019Johannes Brahms, Piano Trio in B Major (Op. 8), Michael Clark, fingering only, use stronger fingers, maintain technical patternComment
Facebook0 Twitter 0 Likes
Previous

BRAHMS | Piano Trio No. 1 in B Major, Op. 8: IV. mm. 190–92

Chamber MusicMichael ClarkAugust 28, 2019Johannes Brahms, Piano Trio in B Major (Op. 8), Michael Clark, reduce position shifts, final octave
Next

BRAHMS | Variations on a Theme by Robert Schumann, Op. 9: mm. 176–77

Solo PianoMichael ClarkAugust 27, 2019Johannes Brahms, Variations on a Theme by Robert Schumann, Kevin Lee Sun, redistribution, reduce position shifts, arpeggios, facilitate emphasis
HomeHow It WorksWho We AreSubmit IdeasRequest Ideas