The Practice Sleuths Episode #6
Learn how to break out of autopilot and make your piano practice more creative, engaging and effective with our Practice Sleuths, Graham Fitch and Adina Mornell.
Beethoven’s Waldstein Sonata
Explore the remarkable innovations and contrasts of Beethoven’s Waldstein Sonata with Julian Jacobson’s new lecture recital!
Why Pieces Fall Apart Under Pressure
Why do pieces fall apart under pressure? Discover how building stronger foundations can make learning a new piece more secure, efficient and musical.
Happy Birthday JS Bach!?
Celebrate JS Bach’s birthday with piano lessons, study editions and new Step into the 48 videos exploring the Well-Tempered Clavier.
The Hidden Origins of Liszt’s Liebestraum
Did you know Liszt’s Liebestraum began as a song? Discover the hidden origins of this beloved piano work and its fascinating transformation.
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.
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!
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.
The Practice Sleuths Episode #5
Our Practice Sleuths Graham Fitch and Adina Mornell explore how to start learning a new piece – from first impressions to listening, practising & creative interpretation.
Cracking the Code – From Deciphering to Doing
Join Part 2 of Ken Johansen’s workshop series and get help on scores you find difficult to decipher or are unsure how to start learning!