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A Keyboard Conversation with Beate Toyka

A Keyboard Conversation with Beate Toyka

By Informance, 2025-03-27
Posted in: Practice tools, Practising

Video conversation between Graham Fitch and Beate Toyka on playing Bach’s keyboard music on the piano, covering topics from articulation, dynamics and pedalling through to enhancing musical expression with storytelling and personal interpretations.

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Tags: articulationbachbaroqueinterpretationkeyboard conversationspedallingperforming
A Keyboard Conversation with Beate Toyka
Why Does Bach Sound Like Bach?

Why Does Bach Sound Like Bach?

By Informance, 2024-06-06
Posted in: Learning Pieces

Lona Kozik’s unique new Online Academy course blends analysis and music history to produce deeper understanding and engagement with classical music.

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Tags: baroqueharmonytheory
Why Does Bach Sound Like Bach?
Bach Isn’t Boring!

Bach Isn’t Boring!

By Informance, 2024-05-23
Posted in: Learning Pieces

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!

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Tags: baroquebeate toykacontrapuntalinterviewjs bachpractisingpreludeprelude and fugueThe Well-Tempered Clavier
Bach Isn’t Boring!
Toccata from Bach’s Partita No. 6 in E Minor

Toccata from Bach’s Partita No. 6 in E Minor

By Informance, 2023-09-28
Posted in: Learning Pieces

The Toccata from Bach’s Partita No. 6 in E minor, BWV 830, is a popular choice for piano diplomas and we’ve created a new study edition and video walkthroughs to assist players in their learning of this magnificent music!

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Tags: advancedarticulationbaroqueFuguejs bachpartitastyle
Toccata from Bach’s Partita No. 6 in E Minor
Playing Baroque Music Pianistically

Playing Baroque Music Pianistically

By Informance, 2022-10-27
Posted in: Blog, Events

A write-up of our Baroque Day event which took place on the 22nd October featuring workshops & presentations on playing Baroque music on the piano.

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Tags: bachbaroqueFugueperformance workshops
Playing Baroque Music Pianistically
How to Learn a Fugue

How to Learn a Fugue

By Informance, 2022-10-13
Posted in: News

Tips and a new video demonstration by Graham Fitch on how to learn complex contrapuntal music along with further info on our upcoming Baroque event!

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Tags: baroquecounterpointeventsFuguepiano coursepractice toolsSeparately
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How to Learn a Fugue
A Baroque Bonanza

A Baroque Bonanza

By Informance, 2022-09-29
Posted in: News

Our second London Piano Course takes place on Saturday 22nd October with a focus on playing Baroque music stylistically and expressively on the piano.

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Tags: baroqueeventspiano course
A Baroque Bonanza
Baroque Day

Baroque Day

By Ryan Morison, 2022-09-20

Join us online or in person for our second London Piano Course focussing on playing Baroque music on the piano.

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Tags: baroqueeventsonline eventspiano courses
Baroque Day
Playing with Style

Playing with Style

By Graham Fitch, 2022-09-15
Posted in: Learning Pieces

There was a time when pianists played from scores that included all sorts of directions from an editor, usually a famous pianist or teacher. There was no way of knowing…

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Playing with Style
Stepping into JS Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier

Stepping into JS Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier

By Informance, 2022-08-11
Posted in: Learning Pieces

Three hundred years after their first publication, the 48 preludes & fugues of JS Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier are as important, fascinating and demanding as ever - every aspiring pianist should…

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Tags: baroquecontrapuntaljs bachpreludeprelude and fugueThe Well-Tempered Clavier
Stepping into JS Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier

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