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April 2014

Announcing a Survey – Performance Anxiety among Pianists

Announcing a Survey – Performance Anxiety among Pianists

By Graham Fitch, 2014-04-28
Posted in: News, Performing

There was a time when performing artists would not readily admit to suffering from stage fright, or performance anxiety.  They kept this to themselves so they could maintain the illusion…

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Announcing a Survey – Performance Anxiety among Pianists
Managing Arpeggios

Managing Arpeggios

By Graham Fitch, 2014-04-25
Posted in: Practising

Scales and arpeggios are an important part of the developing pianist's technical regime, especially for those who go through graded examinations. Having looked at scale playing in recent posts, I…

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Managing Arpeggios
Our Inner Conductor

Our Inner Conductor

By Graham Fitch, 2014-04-18
Posted in: General tips

In some Romantic music it may be appropriate to change tempo slightly when the musical idea changes, even if this is not specified in the score. This is just one…

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Our Inner Conductor
Making Scales Sound and Feel Good

Making Scales Sound and Feel Good

By Graham Fitch, 2014-04-11
Posted in: Practising

Some years ago I was invited to give a class on scales and arpeggios for a piano teachers’ association. There was one advancing student who was really struggling with them…

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Making Scales Sound and Feel Good
A Scale Plan

A Scale Plan

By Graham Fitch, 2014-04-04
Posted in: Practising

So you know you have to practise your scales but you're not really that keen, and you find your mind is constantly wandering. You need some sort of plan, and…

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A Scale Plan

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