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How to Begin a New Piece: Part 2

How to Begin a New Piece: Part 2

By Graham Fitch, 2015-09-19
Posted in: Learning Pieces, Practising

In the first post of this short series on learning a new piece, I discussed the need to construct firm and very thorough foundations before beginning work at the piano. I…

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How to Begin a New Piece: Part 2
Q&A: How Do I Get A 12-Year Old To Practise Slowly?

Q&A: How Do I Get A 12-Year Old To Practise Slowly?

By Graham Fitch, 2012-12-07
Posted in: Teaching

A reader sent me in the following question, which feels more like a plea! I have been teaching a 12-year old boy for a couple of years now. He has…

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Q&A: How Do I Get A 12-Year Old To Practise Slowly?

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