Congratulations on making it this far into the course! In this short lesson, I want to enlighten you about the significance of weak fingers in piano playing.

Weak fingers are often a common obstacle for many pianists, especially the fourth and fifth fingers. These two fingers are usually weaker and less agile than the others. It may also happen that the third finger, the middle finger, is sometimes perceived as weak as well.

But don't worry! Throughout the lessons, we will thoroughly address the training of weak fingers. We will learn various exercises and techniques to strengthen them and improve their flexibility.

This lesson is only for informative purposes and to give you an understanding of what we will cover later in the course. It's essential to comprehend that piano playing is a continuous development, and over time, your fingers will become stronger and more agile.

So let's challenge our weak fingers together and continue our musical journey!