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Bach, Byrd and Maintaining Focus

Bach, Byrd and Maintaining Focus

By Informance, 2022-07-14
Posted in: Blog

In this month’s Practice Clinic, Graham Fitch answers questions on maintaining focus and concentration when practising, fingering and fatigue in a Chopin Nocturne and several topics in works by Bach and Byrd.

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Bach, Byrd and Maintaining Focus
Chopin’s Nocturne in C-Sharp Minor

Chopin’s Nocturne in C-Sharp Minor

By Graham Fitch, 2020-04-16
Posted in: Learning Pieces

Chopin wrote the Nocturne in C-sharp minor (op. posth.) in 1830, but it was only published 40 years later in 1870. Dedicated to his sister, Ludwika "as an exercise before…

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Chopin’s Nocturne in C-Sharp Minor
Applying the Stepladder Approach

Applying the Stepladder Approach

By Graham Fitch, 2016-04-14
Posted in: Practising

At the core of my practice tools are what I call The Three S's - or Slowly, Separately, Sections. They refer to nitty-gritty practising, the sort of thing we do not…

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Tags: beethovenChopinjs bachnocturnePathetique SonatapreludeThe Well-Tempered ClavierTrinity College London
Applying the Stepladder Approach
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.

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Tags: Chopinjs bachLisztnocturnepreludeSchubertsonataThe Well-Tempered Clavier
Freshen it Up
Pedalling and Rests

Pedalling and Rests

By Graham Fitch, 2014-09-19
Posted in: Blog

Rests in piano music can be confusing. Some rests we have to treat very literally - this means a noticeable silence - whereas others may simply mean don't play anything on…

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Tags: beethovenChopinconcertoEtudes TableauxGriegnocturneRachmaninovsonata
Pedalling and Rests

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