• Store
  • Sign-up
  • Sign-in
Menu
Practising the Piano
  • Home
  • Resources
    • Multimedia eBook Series
    • Online Academy
    • Video Lessons
    • Annotated Study Editions
    • Repertoire Resources
    • Piano Technique Resources
    • Amateur Piano Groups & Clubs
  • Events
    • Calendar
    • Online Events
    • London Piano Courses
    • Practice Clinics
    • Online Performance Workshops
  • Blog
      • Practising
      • Learning Pieces
      • Technique
      • Performing
      • Teaching
      • Archive
  • About Us
    • Help & Support
    • Contact us
HomeBlogPosts tagged “Liszt”
Select view:

Liszt

Back To Blog

Refine by

Categories

Tags

Strauss, Scriabin & a Funeral March

Strauss, Scriabin & a Funeral March

By Informance, 2024-03-07
Posted in: Learning Pieces, Practising

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.

Read More

Tags: blue danubeChopinfuneral marchLisztpractice clinicScriabinstrausstremolo
Strauss, Scriabin & a Funeral March
Chopin, Schubert, Mendelssohn & Liszt

Chopin, Schubert, Mendelssohn & Liszt

By Informance, 2024-02-01
Posted in: Learning Pieces, Practising

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.

Read More

Tags: Chopindouble noteslegatoLisztMendelssohnpedallingpractice clinicSchubert
Chopin, Schubert, Mendelssohn & Liszt
Pedalling, Fluency and Playing Legato

Pedalling, Fluency and Playing Legato

By Informance, 2023-12-14
Posted in: Learning Pieces, Practising

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.

Read More

Tags: building speedlegatoLisztMozartpedallingpractice clinicSchubert
Pedalling, Fluency and Playing Legato
Playing Piano Music from the Romantic Period

Playing Piano Music from the Romantic Period

By Graham Fitch, 2023-11-16
Posted in: Learning Pieces, Performing

Works from the romantic period are some of the most beloved in the piano repertoire. This article explores the main characteristics and considerations for playing works from this period on the piano.

Read More

Tags: articulationChopinLisztpedallingromanticrubatoSchumanntone
Playing Piano Music from the Romantic Period
Mozart, Schumann & Using Arm Weight

Mozart, Schumann & Using Arm Weight

By Informance, 2023-01-19
Posted in: Learning Pieces, Practising

In this month’s practice clinic, Graham Fitch answers questions pedalling, tricky arpeggios, using arm-weight and playing legato in works by Mozart, Schumann, Liszt.

Read More

Tags: arpeggioslegatoLisztMozartpedallingpractice clinicSchumanntechniquewaldszenen
Mozart, Schumann & Using Arm Weight
Schubert, Liszt and Structuring a Practice Session

Schubert, Liszt and Structuring a Practice Session

By Informance, 2021-12-16
Posted in: Practising

In this month’s practice clinic, Graham Fitch answered questions on works by Schubert, Liszt, Couperin and Chopin. Topics discussed included time management, building speed and evenness.

Read More

Tags: ChopincouperinLisztSchubertschubert impromptu
Schubert, Liszt and Structuring a Practice Session
Chopin, Liszt, Jumps and Chords

Chopin, Liszt, Jumps and Chords

By Informance, 2021-11-18
Posted in: Practising

Our latest Practice Clinic recording features answers to questions on chords, developing speed, pedalling and jumps in works by Chopin, Debussy, Mendelssohn and Liszt.

Read More

Tags: Chopin Prelude in E minorDebussydebussy clair de luneLisztLiszt La CampanellaMendelssohn Scherzopractice clinic
Chopin, Liszt, Jumps and Chords
Pedalling by Hand

Pedalling by Hand

By Graham Fitch, 2019-01-17
Posted in: Pedalling

I first published this article in 2016. Now that I have made a new video demonstrating the differences between the Couperin piece in his original notation versus what we see…

Read More

Tags: andras schiffcouperinjs bachm partitala leggierezzales baricades mistérieusesles bergeriesLisztstyle brise
Pedalling by Hand
Hold Me, I’m a Fermata!

Hold Me, I’m a Fermata!

By Graham Fitch, 2017-11-02
Posted in: General tips

Following on from last week's post on rests, I'm going to move on to the fermata - or the pause. We find this marked on rests as well as on…

Read More

Tags: beethovenClaudio ArrauDaniel BarenboimEdwin FischerLisztpreludeRachmaninovScriabinsonataSonata-FantasieUn sospiro
Hold Me, I’m a Fermata!
Freshen it Up

Freshen it Up

By Graham Fitch, 2015-10-30
Posted in: Inspiration

Ideas for freshening up an interpretation of a piece by playing in different styles.

Read More

Tags: Chopinjs bachLisztnocturnepreludeSchubertsonataThe Well-Tempered Clavier
Freshen it Up

Sign-up To Our Mailing List!

Sign-up to our email newsletter for free resources, news updates and special offers!

TOPICS

  • Practising
  • Learning Pieces
  • Technique
  • Performing
  • Teaching

LINKS

  • Online Academy
  • Informance
  • Help & Support
  • Contact Us

© 2025 Practising the Piano All Rights Reserved

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • YouTube
  • LinkedIn
  • Privacy Policy
  • T&Cs
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website.OkMore Information