Hi everybody!
I would be really happy if people could post some links and tell me about people who has great YouTube lessons. I've been searching on YouTube but I find it really hard find great lessons on classical technique. So please if you know of someone who's got some great vids, then tell me and post them here:D

these are some of the videos i found on youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xkc4Uz387kc for scales

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwY-pDnm ... re=channel for octaves


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_v5VdED ... re=channel for correct seat height


also you could read my article " mastering the piano is a lifetime commitment "
on my blog http://piano-discussions.blogspot.com/
and comment or ask anything you want

i hope i could help !!

Here's a couple http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3yaGYyqCnM - check his channel for a couple others. Also this guy gives some great tutorials on a bunch of repertoire. http://www.youtube.com/user/PaulBartonPiano#g/p he has some great tips on practice methods ad technique.

This business of "learning" piano technique by use of web resources smacks of artificiality to me, on the level of the "Learn to Play the Piano" Book/DVD/Computer SW that one can buy in famous chain bookstores. Can you imagine someone wanting to learn Ballet by the same method? Or firefighting, or heart surgery? If one wants to devlop mastery over the piano (this is the purpose of "technique" and I mean "over") one should become a pupil of a good pedagogue. It is absolutlely necessary to have the eyes and ears of an expert doing real-time evaluation and feedback/instruction when one is in the early and intermediate stages of trying to climb Mt. Piano Technique. As J. Lhevinne said, "there is no going under it, around it, or through it." [paraphrased]

(For a more detailed critique, see my reply at http://pianosociety.com/new/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=4606)

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As Eddy says, I suggest you get a teacher and go from there.

Thanks for the youtube links, people; I'm really digging them.

Those are good lessons for you. And yeah, having a teacher will solve your problem. Looking for links and youtube videos won't help you master a technique. It will somehow but it may take more time than you having a teacher teach you the right way.