Celebrating the Human Element
William Westney gives a thoughtful and inspiring perspective on why the human element in music making and piano study is irreplaceable in a world of AI.
Morning or Mourning?
Uncover the hidden inspiration behind Rachmaninoff’s Etude Tableau in G -minor and discover how a painting shapes its haunting emotional journey.
Tricky Tremolos & Legato Lines
In this practice clinic edition, Graham Fitch clinic tackles tricky tremolos and double notes, achieving legato and memorisation in works by composers including Mel Bonis, Brahms and Coleridge-Taylor.
Jazz for Classical Pianists!?
In this week’s blog post we talk to jazz pianist and educator Jeremy Siskind, who answers questions about why classical musicians should try jazz, common obstacles they face and how to get started.
Our Popular Practice Clinics, Revamped!
Our Practice Clinics are evolving and we’re excited to invite you to join our first session of the year, taking place live on Thursday 5th February at 18:30 GMT. In…
New Year, New Pieces
The New Year is an excellent time to start learning some new repertoire and if you’re planning on embarking upon some fresh repertoire, here are some helpful tips to get you started in the right way!
Happy New Year & What’s In Store!
Discover what’s coming up in 2026, including new piano workshops, refreshed practice clinics and other initiatives to help you make this your best piano year yet!
Highlights & Most Popular Content of 2025
We’re currently taking a break, but here are some highlights and links to our most popular content and events from the last year.
Festive Greetings & a Happy New Year
Wishing all of our readers a happy, peaceful holiday season and all the best for 2026!
Beethoven’s Seven Bagatelles (Op. 33)
Discover Beethoven’s Bagatelles Op. 33 with excerpts from Graham Fitch’s new lessons, offering practice tips and insights into four characterful miniatures.