First Make Friends With the Notes!
William Westney introduces his new video series which gives a powerful, proven strategy that is easy to implement and frees us to play ANY piece of music freely, expressively and spontaneously.
William Westney introduces his new video series which gives a powerful, proven strategy that is easy to implement and frees us to play ANY piece of music freely, expressively and spontaneously.
Our last Practice Clinic before the summer break features answers to questions on a mazurka and nocturne by Chopin, ornaments in a Handel suite and mastering the jumps in Siloti’s beautiful arrangement of Glück’s Melody from Orfeo!
Pianists often find that a piece falls apart beyond a certain speed. This article offers a more effective method than using a metronome to play faster.
Our bumper Practice Clinic this month features answers to questions on pedalling, playing cantabile, practising chords, arpeggio fingering and pesky polyrhythms in works by Sibelius, Schubert, Mayerl, Piazzzola and Beethoven!
In our latest practice clinic, Graham Fitch answers questions on memorisation, building speed in new pieces, pedalling and more in works by Heller, Burgmüller and Chopin.
Our latest Practice Clinic recording features practice suggestions and exercises for Strauss’s Blue Danube Waltz, Liszt’s Romance in E Minor, a Scriabin Prelude and the Funeral March From Chopin’s second Sonata.
Our latest Practice Clinic recording features answers to questions on balancing chords, pedalling, mastering double notes and playing legato in works by Chopin, Schubert, Mendelssohn and Liszt.
In this article, Lona Kozik shares a few key skills she discovered which helped her go from being hopeless at sight reading to earning a living as an accompanist and working in theatre!
Our latest Practice Clinic recording features answers to questions on rhythm, fluency in fast passages, playing legato double notes and pedalling in works by Schubert, Mozart, Liszt & Sciarra.
Our latest Practice Clinic recording features answers to questions on tackling double notes, pedalling, building muscle memory and tempo in works by Schumann, Mozart and Brahms.