What is more proper notation in piano sheet music to denote that the left hand should be louder?

1. What are notations in piano?
2. What does Left Hand Over mean piano?
3. How do you play left handed piano softer?
4. Where are the high notes on a piano left or right?

What are notations in piano?

In the lower part of the notation system, you find the bass clef (also called F clef). When you are playing piano, the notes after the bass clef are normally played with the left hand. It is easy to remember since the bass notes are on the left side on the keyboard.

What does Left Hand Over mean piano?

Your left hand plays a supporting role when you're at the piano. But even though it doesn't often get to play the melody, your left hand adds some crucial bass notes and accompaniment. ... The other fingers on your left hand rest on the nearest D, E, F, and G, respectively.

How do you play left handed piano softer?

I'd make three suggestions:

1. play some Bach.
2. play some pieces with a staccatto in one hand and a legato in the other (even scales will be fine for this)
3. play the piece deliberately trying to make the LH louder, then try again trying to make it softer, then try to vary it on different notes/beats.

Where are the high notes on a piano left or right?

Notes written above the treble staff represent higher notes, to the right on your keyboard. Conversely, notes written below the bass staff represent lower notes, to the left on your keyboard. For example, the top line of the treble staff is F. Just above this line, sits the note G.