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From Bach to Rach

From Bach to Rach

By Informance, 2026-06-30
Posted in: Events, Inspiration

From Bach and Haydn to Chopin, Debussy and Rachmaninoff, discover some of the repertoire likely to feature in Graham Fitch’s upcoming performance workshop!

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Tags: online eventsperformance
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From Bach to Rach
A Piano Day in London

A Piano Day in London

By Informance, 2022-01-20
Posted in: Events, General, Performing

A write-up of our Birthday Bash celebrations and video excerpts from the event which took place on 15th January at the Fidelio Cafe in central London.

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Tags: baroquebeethovenBortkiewiczBrahmsCouperin Les Baricades Mistérieusesjs bachMasterclassMozartMozart K333performanceScarlattiSchuberttempest sonata
A Piano Day in London
Performing, Sight-Reading & Teaching

Performing, Sight-Reading & Teaching

By Informance, 2021-10-28
Posted in: General

Our last showcase features highlights, updates and free resources from a selection of our collections for performing, sight-reading and teaching

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Tags: exam preparationperformanceperformance anxietysight reading
Performing, Sight-Reading & Teaching
Piano Day Festival Write-Up (2)

Piano Day Festival Write-Up (2)

By Informance, 2021-04-08
Posted in: Events

A write-up of a selection of online events from our Piano Day 2021 festival.

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Tags: building speedharpsichordinventing exercisesJory Vinikourperformance
Piano Day Festival Write-Up (2)
Building Speed, Inventing Exercises & Get Feedback!

Building Speed, Inventing Exercises & Get Feedback!

By Informance, 2021-03-18
Posted in: Events, News

The next showcase for our #pianoday2021 festival line-up includes online workshops on building speed, inventing exercises from your pieces and a chance to get feedback on your playing!

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Tags: building speedinventing exercisesonline eventsperformance
Building Speed, Inventing Exercises & Get Feedback!
Preparing for a Piano Exam

Preparing for a Piano Exam

By Graham Fitch, 2020-11-05
Posted in: Examinations

Preparing for a piano exam relies as much on logistics as it does on a commitment to regular practice, and keeping a positive mental attitude throughout the process. How do…

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Tags: exam preparationexaminationsperformancepiano examinations
Preparing for a Piano Exam
Going into the Zone

Going into the Zone

By Graham Fitch, 2014-06-20
Posted in: Performing

There is a stage in the preparation of a recital programme when it is a very smart idea to play the whole thing through in its entirety in front of…

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Tags: Glenn Gouldjs bachperformance
Going into the Zone
Performing in a Safe Circle

Performing in a Safe Circle

By Graham Fitch, 2014-06-13
Posted in: Performing

Many pianists relish performing and do it all the time, others end up performing as a part of their activities. It may have been a passion for music and a…

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Tags: anxietyconfidenceEPTA UKLucinda Mackworth-Youngperformancepiano communitiespiano teachers courseprofessionalpsychologyteachingThe London Piano Meetup Group
Performing in a Safe Circle
Look, No Feet!

Look, No Feet!

By Graham Fitch, 2014-05-30
Posted in: Practising

People think in terms of pianists' fingers - not their feet - but a direct line of communication from our ear to our right foot is an absolute necessity and…

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Tags: feetinterpretationpedalperformanceprofessionalSchumannshift pedal
Look, No Feet!
Slaying the Dragon

Slaying the Dragon

By Graham Fitch, 2014-05-16
Posted in: Performing

Piano playing can never be an exact science. We will not always be able to say with absolute precision or certainty how we arrived at a particular result in our…

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Tags: errorinspirationperformancepiano pedagogypractice toolspracticing the pianopractising the pianoprofessionalpsychologyshostakovich polka from the age of goldShura Cherkassky
Slaying the Dragon

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