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Hands Separately Practice – Useful or Not?

Hands Separately Practice – Useful or Not?

By Graham Fitch, 2019-01-10
Posted in: Practice tools, Practising

Wouldn’t it be great if you could assimilate a new score by reading the piece through a few times, perhaps stopping to sort out some fingering here and there, and…

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Tags: Janina FialkowskaJorge BoletLinda Noyle
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Hands Separately Practice – Useful or Not?
The Quality Control Inspector

The Quality Control Inspector

By Graham Fitch, 2015-06-20
Posted in: Practising

It should be obvious to everyone who takes piano lessons that the lesson itself is only a part of what's involved in building yourself up as a pianist. Progress depends…

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Tags: Jorge BoletMendelssohn Andante and Rondo Capriccioso op. 14practice tools
The Quality Control Inspector
The Performer’s Role in Creation

The Performer’s Role in Creation

By Graham Fitch, 2014-11-14
Posted in: Blog

Is the function of the performer to be the humble servant of the composer, or is the performer a collaborator with the composer? Collaborations are not usually made between masters and their…

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Tags: bartokDomenico ScarlattiGeorge MalcolmGyörgy SándorJorge BoletRuth Dyson
The Performer’s Role in Creation
Taking Ownership

Taking Ownership

By Graham Fitch, 2011-10-15
Posted in: General tips, Performing

Some years ago, Dame Fanny Waterman gave a masterclass for the BBC (Beethoven Sonata, op. 2 no. 2 , I think it was) and had made some suggestions to the student…

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Tags: analysisbeethovenChopinDame Fanny WatermanexpressioninterpretationJorge BoletMozart Turkish RondoPeter KivyRachmaninovShura Cherkasskytheory
Taking Ownership

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