I bought, and reviewed, Rami Bar-Niv's book 'The Art of Piano Fingering' some years ago and it's something that I use regularly in my piano studies. https://youtu.be/pMFRzM_5EkI
In its pages is a very interesting concept of a 'hierarchy' of things to take into account when deciding on a fingering. Often, there can be multiple choices and deciding on the best is not always an obvious choice. However, if we take this hierarchy into account, it can help us settle on what will be the 'best' fingering for our own individual hands.
Within the video, I refer to several others that I have released:
My review of Graham Fitch's Piano Practice eBook Series: https://youtu.be/VEPdY7QF8Io
It is also worth checking out his Online Academy: https://online-academy.informance.biz/online-academy?ref=TOMMYPC
Tips for Small Handed Pianists: https://youtu.be/gpEJtn7Oebw
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Filmed on an iPhone 13 Pro - using the Filmic Pro app
Piano Audio captured on a Zoom F6 using a matched pair of Rode NT5 microphones
Voiceover captured on a Rode SmartLav microphone plugged into an iPhone 6S
Video editing done using Lumafusion
Audio editing done using Garageband (voiceover) and Cubase LE Elements (piano).
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