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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
Making Scales Sound and Feel Good

Making Scales Sound and Feel Good

By Graham Fitch, 2014-04-11
Posted in: Practising

Some years ago I was invited to give a class on scales and arpeggios for a piano teachers’ association. There was one advancing student who was really struggling with them…

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Tags: arpeggiosbeethovenChopinconcertoexaminationsexpressionimaginationjs bachMendelssohnperformancescalesstyle
Making Scales Sound and Feel Good

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