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March 2014

A Practical Theory Lesson

A Practical Theory Lesson

By Graham Fitch, 2014-03-28
Posted in: Teaching

Learn why starting with B major and D flat major scales simplifies piano learning. Chopin’s approach makes scales more comfortable for beginners. Discover practical exercises like the Circle of Fifths and improve your piano teaching techniques!

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A Practical Theory Lesson
Practising the Piano Part 3 – Scales and Arpeggios

Practising the Piano Part 3 – Scales and Arpeggios

By Graham Fitch, 2014-03-21
Posted in: eBooks

It seems to me that a thorough knowledge of scales and arpeggios is an absolute necessity for all serious students of the piano. Western music is built on the major/minor…

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Practising the Piano Part 3 – Scales and Arpeggios
My New eBook on Scales and Arpeggios

My New eBook on Scales and Arpeggios

By Graham Fitch, 2014-03-18
Posted in: eBooks

I’m delighted to announce the launch of Part 3 of my eBook series, Practising the Piano. Part 3 is a single, bumper volume on scales and arpeggios starting with a guide…

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My New eBook on Scales and Arpeggios
Don’t Play!

Don’t Play!

By Graham Fitch, 2014-03-14
Posted in: Practising

We tend to think of sitting at the piano and practising totally in terms of making sounds. If we’re not moving our fingers up and down, we’re not really practising,…

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Don’t Play!
Watch What You Say!

Watch What You Say!

By Graham Fitch, 2014-03-07
Posted in: Performing

Over the years in my teaching, I have noticed the tendency for some students to need to preface their playing with an often lengthy verbal introduction – a description of…

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Watch What You Say!

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