Engaging Your Mind Learning a New Piece
Graham Fitch shows how to use a tool he calls Personalised Pattern Recognition when learning a new piece.
Graham Fitch shows how to use a tool he calls Personalised Pattern Recognition when learning a new piece.
Tips and a new video demonstration by Graham Fitch on how to learn complex contrapuntal music along with further info on our upcoming Baroque event!
To celebrate Piano Day 2022, we’re running a free, revised version of one of our most popular online workshops, Fundamentals of Piano Practice.
In this month’s Practice Clinic, Graham Fitch answered questions on works by Brahms, Chopin and Burgmüller. Topics discussed included playing rolled chords, practising grace notes, tackling demisemiquavers and Baroque style.
Our first showcase features our practising section which aims to help you practise and learn pieces more effectively.
Our online events line-up for our Piano Day 2021 festival includes two interactive practising workshops. These sessions are designed to give you a hands-on, interactive experience in applying Graham Fitch’s practice tools in your daily practising and within the context of pieces that you play or are learning.
Last week I launched a free email course on how to start learning a new piece and lay solid foundations from the outset (click here to find out more). The…
Sign-up for our free email course on how to lay good foundations from the outset when learning a new piece.
When learning a new piece from scratch, there are a number of tools we can use to get the maximum benefit from our practice time and to lay the foundations for a secure and successful performance.
If you would like to lay foundations for much more productive and effective practising in the year ahead, you might want to join my upcoming interactive practising workshop. The workshop…