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Pedal in Bach: Yes or No?

Pedal in Bach: Yes or No?

By Graham Fitch, 2019-07-04
Posted in: Pedalling, Performance Practice

The subject of pedal in the music of Bach always arouses keen debate. Ought pianists to steer clear of it and control everything by the fingers, or is it possible…

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Tags: andras schiffangela hewittMark AinleyMurray Perahia
Pedal in Bach: Yes or No?
Chess or Checkers?

Chess or Checkers?

By Graham Fitch, 2013-10-11
Posted in: Teaching

I have written extensively about the subject of slow practice on this blog and elsewhere. Since slow practice is such a cornerstone of our practice routine I don't apologise for making a…

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Tags: angela hewittchildrenfeetfingersinjurypianist magazinepractice toolsSlowlySteven Osbornetension
Chess or Checkers?

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