Practice.....file down your fingers......get Mr. Bouffard to play that part for you......???? Try turning your hand so that your palm stays in place but your fingers turn toward the wheel, in other words turn your hand at a greater angle toward the wheel. If you normally play with your fingers roughly 90 degrees to the key try playing with your fingers at 45 degrees to the keys (or there about please do not get out the compass for this). By turning your hand you will find that the reach between octaves is easier and that your fingers may be a bit more nimble on the "close" keys. It is the way that most very good players play. It means that you will be up on your thumb during playing more often though so watch your wrist and thumb for fatigue. Scott
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