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Teaching Bach’s Musette in D without the Score

Teaching Bach’s Musette in D without the Score

By Graham Fitch, 2020-04-02
Posted in: Teaching

At the start of my teaching career I taught a number of child beginners who I soon discovered were capable of playing more difficult and interesting pieces than they were…

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Tags: JS BachMusette in DNotebook for Anna Magdalena Bachpiano teaching
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Teaching Bach’s Musette in D without the Score
Laying Solid Foundations in a New Piece

Laying Solid Foundations in a New Piece

By Graham Fitch, 2020-02-27
Posted in: Practice tools, Practising

Have you had the experience of learning a new piece one day and coming back to it the next day to find it hasn’t stuck at all? Photo by Ludwig…

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Tags: JS Bachlearning a pieceNotebook for Anna Magdalena BachPetzholdSectionsSeparatelyslow practiceSlowlyThe Three S's
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Laying Solid Foundations in a New Piece
Memory Tips: Transposition

Memory Tips: Transposition

By Graham Fitch, 2015-02-06
Posted in: Blog

When I was a student at the Royal College of Music, part of my course was a weekly class called "Keyboard Harmony" that dealt with such musicianly skills as harmonisation…

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Tags: Daniel Gottlob Turk Kleine Handstucke fur Angehende KlavierspielerMozart Piano Concerto in G K453Notebook for Anna Magdalena BachRoyal College of MusicSchubert Impromptu in G flat
Memory Tips: Transposition
The Myth of the Easy Piece

The Myth of the Easy Piece

By Graham Fitch, 2014-01-31
Posted in: General tips

Very often people tell me as they skim through a score "I don't really need to practise this bit because it's easy". I also hear "I totally messed that bit…

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The Myth of the Easy Piece

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