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Tips for Better Piano Technique

Tips for Better Piano Technique

By Informance, 2023-09-14
Posted in: Technique

A common refrain amongst pianists is that they lack the technique required to tackle many of the pieces they yearn to play. In this blog post we provide some simple, often overlooked ways to build good foundations and make better progress with your playing.

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Tags: exercisesforearm rotationwarm-up sequencewrist
Tips for Better Piano Technique
Double Trouble

Double Trouble

By Graham Fitch, 2013-07-28
Posted in: General tips

This week, the latest issue of Pianist Magazine arrived through the post with my article Confidence with Double Notes inside. Those of you who have seen the magazine will have…

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Tags: don't shoot the pianistdouble notesdouble thirdsflexibilityMoszkowskipianist magazinewrist
Double Trouble
Eliminating Tension(2): Braced Conditions Of The Hand And Wrist

Eliminating Tension(2): Braced Conditions Of The Hand And Wrist

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

Yes, I know I was going to talk about forearm rotation this week, but inspiration took me elsewhere. I'll get to that soon, I promise! This post deals with how…

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Tags: armfingersgriphandstrengthtensionwrist
Eliminating Tension(2): Braced Conditions Of The Hand And Wrist
Overpracticers Hanonymous

Overpracticers Hanonymous

By Graham Fitch, 2011-09-11
Posted in: Practising

It is not so much what we practise, but how; it is the quality rather than the quantity that matters. We need a specific aim when practising an exercise, a piece, a phrase…

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Tags: blended activityHanonHanon exerciseslisteningpiano exercisestranspositionwrist
Overpracticers Hanonymous

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