Deciphering New Pieces (Part 2)
Ken Johansen presents a two-part workshop on bridging the gap between the first reading of a new piece and how to start preparing it for the first lesson.
£30 – £50
12 events found.
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We offer a range of online events and workshops – click here to find out more about the different event types!
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Who’s Afraid of a Blackout?
A practical, myth-busting workshop with Adina Mornell revealing what performance blackouts are and how to prevent and manage them with confidence
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Live Practice Clinic
Graham Fitch answers practising related questions submitted in advance by Online Academy subscribers.
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Six Blues Improvisation Lessons for Beginners
Discover the blues as a gateway to jazz, as Jeremy Siskind leads classical pianists through six simple improvisation lessons.
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Tackling Chopin’s First Ballade
Yuval Cohen gives a pedagogical and pianistic breakdown of the challenges that make Chopin’s iconic Ballade in G Minor (Op. 23) uniquely demanding.
£15 – £25 -
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Live Technique Clinic
Fred Karpoff answers questions on piano technique submitted in advance by Online Academy subscribers and course participants.
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Piano Day 2026 – The Evolution of Piano Sound
Graham Fitch shows how to approach pedalling with stylistic understanding and confidence through an exploration of two contrasting snapshots in the evolution of the piano.
£30 – £50 -
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The Secret of Rhythmic Playing
Drawing on his work with Leon Fleisher, Fred Karpoff demonstrates how rhythm shapes phrasing, structure and musical conviction.
£24 – £40 -
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Building Firm Foundations
Live workshops forming part of Graham Fitch's course on deep learning and memorisation tools for learning new pieces.
£48 – £120 -
Debussy’s Clair de lune
Using Clair de lune as an example, Yuval Cohen gives an in depth presentation on Debussy’s musical language, impressionistic style and pianistic demands.
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Live Practice Clinic
Graham Fitch answers questions on deep learning and memorisation techniques from subscribers and participants in his short course.
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Who Is Judging Whom?
Live online session with Adina Mornell exploring how pianists interpret feedback and can develop a more grounded, objective sense of their own playing.
£15 – £25