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Which Hand?

Which Hand?

By Graham Fitch, 2017-09-14
Posted in: General tips

It is an integral part of my own work to practise each hand alone on occasion. I have a little twist on this though, because I will expect my left…

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Tags: BurgmüllerChopin op. 10 no. 1Ivan Ilićleopold godowskymarc-andre hamelinPaolo RestaniSchubert Impromptu in E flatVincent Persichetti
Which Hand?
Nimble Chromatics

Nimble Chromatics

By Graham Fitch, 2016-05-05
Posted in: Technique

When it comes to fingerings, it helps to understand the principles behind certain fingering patterns we find in our scores, rather than just merely playing what we see. In this…

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Tags: beethovenChopinchromatic minor thirdschromatic scaleetudeFur Elisemarc-andre hamelinPathetique Sonata
Nimble Chromatics
Symmetry in Practice

Symmetry in Practice

By Graham Fitch, 2014-11-07
Posted in: Articles

In everyday language, symmetry refers to the quality of being made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis. There is a sense of harmoniousness and beauty in…

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Tags: Chopin Prelude in Gleopold godowskymarc-andre hamelinrudolph ganzSamuil FeinbergSchumann Aufschwung
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Symmetry in Practice
Mirror Mirror On The Wall

Mirror Mirror On The Wall

By Graham Fitch, 2012-09-13
Posted in: General tips, Practising

I once had to do up someone else's tie and found the only way I could do it was to stand behind and pretend I was putting it on myself.…

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Tags: Chopinchopin revolutionary etudehabitinversionleopold godowskymarc-andre hamelinmemoryrudolph ganzscriabin nocturne for the left handsymmetrical inversion
Mirror Mirror On The Wall

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