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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
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indents

Hi, I would like to know the exactly meaning of this "indent" on this sentence about formulas used by a pianist for improve his thecnique.
Thanks in advance, jo.

' Thumb indents: these were tried in consort with finger indents which were present througout in an unusual degree ... harp-like note by note sensation ...'
  

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Hi, I think 'indents' refers to keys that have a small indentation on the top, to fit the shape of your finger. They make children's pianos this way. Perhaps it's the same for adult professionals to practice the right way to press the key?

— Clive

  • Hi, I think 'indents' refers to keys that have a small indentation on the top, to fit the shape of your finger.
  • They make children's pianos this way.
  • Perhaps it's the same for adult professionals to practice the right way to press the key?
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

I think 'indents' refers to keys that have a small indentation on the top, to fit the shape of your finger. They make children's pianos this way. Perhaps it's the same for adult professionals to practice the right way to press the key?

Best wishes, Clive
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