Exploring Schumann’s Album for the Young (2)
This blog post features excerpts from Graham Fitch’s new video series exploring works #10 – 18 from Schumann’s Album for the Young.
Exploring Schumann’s Album for the Young (1)
This blog post features excerpts from Graham Fitch’s new video series exploring the first 18 works in Schumann’s Album for the Young.
Pieces to Play – Debussy’s Preludes
Our blog post this week explores Debussy’s evocative Preludes, featuring performances and excerpts of video lessons for a selection from the set.
Building Your Music Theory Knowledge
Resources to help you build your knowledge of music theory to help you learn faster, interpret more authentically and develop other skills!
Why Does Bach Sound Like Bach?
Lona Kozik’s unique new Online Academy course blends analysis and music history to produce deeper understanding and engagement with classical music.
Bach Isn’t Boring!
This week’s blog post features an interview with pianist & teacher Beate Toyka discussing her approach to practising and learning pieces, with specific reference to her “Step into the 48” project on the Online Academy!
Tackling Beethoven’s Tempest Sonata
Delve into Beethoven’s Tempest Sonata with our new video lessons and performance by acclaimed Beethoven interpreter Julian Jacobson!
Embarking Upon Beethoven’s Piano Sonatas
Pianist Julian Jacobson shares insights on how to embark upon learning Beethoven’s Piano Sonatas, giving tips on choosing editions and interpreting Beethoven’s musical intentions.
The Magical Piano Palette of Debussy
Debussy revolutionised the landscape of piano composition, taking advantage of the capabilities of the instrument in new, creative ways.
In this blog post, we explore a few examples of Debussy’s innovations in works we’ve recently featured in video lessons.
Creative Practising Using Keyboard Harmony
Discover how keyboard harmony skills can be used to help you learn piano music more effectively!