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October 2018

Launching the 2018-2020 Trinity Syllabus

Launching the 2018-2020 Trinity Syllabus

By Graham Fitch, 2018-10-25
Posted in: Learning Pieces, News, Practising, Trinity College London Syllabus

I am very happy to announce a brand new series featuring the current Trinity College London Piano Syllabus on the Online Academy. Having been commissioned by Trinity to write the…

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Tags: MozartOnline AcademyTrinity College LondonTrinity College London Piano Syllabus
Launching the 2018-2020 Trinity Syllabus
On Rhythm: Some Resources

On Rhythm: Some Resources

By Graham Fitch, 2018-10-18
Posted in: Rhythm

A number of pianists report having issues with rhythm. To help solve the problem we need to be able to set a steady pulse and to internalise this as we…

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Tags: hindemithrhythm
On Rhythm: Some Resources
The Piano Teachers’ Course UK Continuing Professional Development Days

The Piano Teachers’ Course UK Continuing Professional Development Days

By Graham Fitch, 2018-10-16
Posted in: Blog

I am one of the principal tutors on The Piano Teachers' Course UK, and am delighted to announce a new venture that we're starting this year, a series of seven…

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The Piano Teachers’ Course UK Continuing Professional Development Days
Pedalling for Resonance

Pedalling for Resonance

By Graham Fitch, 2018-10-11
Posted in: General tips, Pedalling, Performing

In the days before the piano was invented, harpsichordists did not have any sort of sustaining device and so created resonance using the technique of overholding (or finger pedalling). On…

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Tags: Henry Cowell The BansheeLes Barricdes Mysterieusesrachmaninov prelude in c sharp minor
Pedalling for Resonance

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