The ring finger and pinky are relatively harder to control (feel weaker) compared to other fingers Because the nerves for the ring and pinky finger are intertwined

You play these finger patterns in the 2-note phrase technique, Down (Loud)-Up (Soft) touch

RH: 4-5 Ascending, 5-4 Descending
LH: 5-4 Ascending, 4-5 Descending

Don’t forget to take the procedure, Lift-Poke-Relax when pressing the accented note

Consistent and patient practice can lead to improved control and independence of the ring finger and pinky.

Octaves with Finger 1-4 & 1-5

How to Strengthen the 4th fingers?
Playing octaves with the 4th finger is one of the most efficient exercises to strengthen the 4th fingers.

Because that the 4th finger is the weakest, it is very prone to lock your fingers and hands which will cause tension and discomfort while playing octaves with the 4th fingers.
Ensure to relax at all times while doing this exercise.

Finger Strength and agility are pivotal for executing complex passages with precision. Continue to do the exercises that I introduced in the videos on my Channel on a regular basis. It can significantly improve finger independence and control, evenness and clarity.


Use the weight of your forearms to play fast and loud
If you are simply using finger strength to play loud and fast, you will quickly get tired. Let your arms hang limply at your sides to get a feel for the weight they have, then channel that weight into your playing. You will instantly notice a difference.

Must practice relaxing as much as you practice moving fingers to play piano
Moreover, you must learn to relax quickly to execute fast passages and music without tensing up your muscles.

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