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On Rhythm: How to Develop a Steady Pulse  

On Rhythm: How to Develop a Steady Pulse  

By Graham Fitch, 2018-09-20
Posted in: Practice tools, Practising, Rhythm, Teaching

I decided to put together an occasional series on rhythm, in response to readers who say they experience rhythmical issues when they play. There are many factors that may contribute…

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Tags: metronomepulserhythm
On Rhythm: How to Develop a Steady Pulse  
Our Inner Conductor

Our Inner Conductor

By Graham Fitch, 2014-04-18
Posted in: General tips

In some Romantic music it may be appropriate to change tempo slightly when the musical idea changes, even if this is not specified in the score. This is just one…

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Tags: beatclassical sonataexpressionHerbert von Karajanimaginationinterpretationmetronomepulsequality of beatrhythmSectionstempotouchvisualisation
Our Inner Conductor
A Scale Plan

A Scale Plan

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

So you know you have to practise your scales but you're not really that keen, and you find your mind is constantly wandering. You need some sort of plan, and…

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Tags: arpeggiosexercisespractice toolspulseRussian scalescalesscales generatortempo
A Scale Plan
Solving a Problem in Beethoven’s op. 79

Solving a Problem in Beethoven’s op. 79

By Graham Fitch, 2013-11-01
Posted in: General tips

The other day, a student brought in a problem with Beethoven's Sonata in G, op. 79 - the cross rhythms in the last movement. In several places, one hand is…

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Solving a Problem in Beethoven’s op. 79
The Other End of the Telescope

The Other End of the Telescope

By Graham Fitch, 2013-08-16
Posted in: Practising

A respected colleague teaching at the College level used to challenge his new students in their first lesson with him by getting them to play almost impossibly slowly with the…

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Tags: beethovenharmonyjs bachmetronomepartitaPathetique Sonatapulsereflexslow practiceteaching
The Other End of the Telescope

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