Here's the deal:
Whenever I play something I haven't practiced profusely on, my tempo always goes all over the place. For example, on Sonatina(Mozart), there are a lot of runs up and down scales. If you listened to me going up and down each time, I would speed up and slow down everywhere(My teacher calls it "hard to listen to"). My teacher says this is because of my left-handedness, that my left hand can and will go a lot faster than my right hand. I can feel it myself also, it is much easier to move my left hand fast than it is to move my right hand. On a solo contest, I did well with it because I practiced forever. I also can't do a D arpeggio because from F# to A my fingers go fu-duh. I can't seem to integrate them. Are there any right hand excercises I can do to fix this?
Whenever I play something I haven't practiced profusely on, my tempo always goes all over the place. For example, on Sonatina(Mozart), there are a lot of runs up and down scales. If you listened to me going up and down each time, I would speed up and slow down everywhere(My teacher calls it "hard to listen to"). My teacher says this is because of my left-handedness, that my left hand can and will go a lot faster than my right hand. I can feel it myself also, it is much easier to move my left hand fast than it is to move my right hand. On a solo contest, I did well with it because I practiced forever. I also can't do a D arpeggio because from F# to A my fingers go fu-duh. I can't seem to integrate them. Are there any right hand excercises I can do to fix this?