Vladimir Horowitz (a piano great) stated that if he misses 1 day of practice, he knows. If he misses 2 days of practice, his wife knows, and if he misses 3 days of practice, the whole world knows.

Beethoven didn't just write this trying to chase a bug across the piano.

He wrote 9 amazing symphonies and 32 sonatas.
722 compositions total that we know of.

His compositions are so historical that his death marks the end of the classical era.

So why all the minute detail?
Because strength, endurance, longevity, safety & proper anatomical alignment.

99% perspiration 1% inspiration. Same as learning any other skill.

José González
'With the Ink of a Ghost'

All this time, witness to the changing tides
All the while, finding ways how to make sense of all the lights

☝️ All the above examples are pretty decent. Extend an invitation to go much slower, hold, contemplate, and breathe into the process.

It's not about the pose.

A two pentatonic scales fun & easy practice session.

https://youtube.com/live/mviSr-aggEg?si=zhSCS4Vu706t_6kS