[Perform-Talk] Pain related to reading Braille Music at the aPiano

Elizabeth Sprecher elizabeth.sprecher103 at gmail.com
Sun Apr 6 20:20:14 UTC 2025


Hi all,

I'm asking about this particularly for pianists who have had a lot of
experience reading braille music.
I'm curious what solutions you might have for some finger fatigue for
reading the music and switching back to the piano. I've found a solution
that helps a little, having a music stand closer to my hight, so I'm not
reaching up all the time. also, how can I relax my arms in the process. I
also have small hands.
If you're not a pianist, please don't respond to this. I really need ideas
from pianists.
Are there things I can be aware of physically so I don't end up injuring
myself in some other way in addition to playing hard repertoire? also I'm
noticing shifts in how uncomfortable my shoulders are.
I don't have anyone to help with recordings and they sometimes relieve
fatigue in my arms and shoulders.
Has anyone thought of this with some strategies?

Thanks Much,
Elizabeth


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