A few months ago, I started a series of posts about my favorite repertoire books, the ones I use most in my piano lessons. The book I've chosen for today’s post is actually a...
Melodic Explorations by Giulio Pietropaolo
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Interviewing Garreth Brooke
For those who don’t know today’s guest, Garreth Brooke is a British-German pianist and composer. In addition to publishing and composing (I highly recommend following his music...
12 Variations on Diversion 12
Mastering a piece and performing it as the composer wrote it is a key part of a pianist's training, but it is not the only thing we should work on with the students. As Forrest...
Twelve Preludes by Timothy Brown
I begin this series of posts about my favorite piano books, the ones I use the most in class with my students, the ones I consider essential in my library. These are books that...
Piano Notebook 3
Today we present the third issue of Piano Notebook: Piano au bord de l'eau. But first of all, a brief note for those who don't yet know what Piano Notebook is. Piano Notebook is...
Piano Notebook 2
Today, the second issue of Piano Notebook is on sale. For those of you who don't know what this project is about, you can visit my post about the first publication in the series....
Piano Notebook 1
Today is a very exciting day for me because a project comes to light in which I have been working with great enthusiasm for several months. It’s called Piano Notebook. In this...
Teaching a Rote Piece
The following post has been written by the pianist and pedagogue Anne Katherine Davis. You can find more information about her at the bottom of the post: Here's some of my...
Recommended pieces of the month- October
Second post of recommended piano pieces, it is time to present pieces by Robert Vandall, Christine Donkin, Kevin Olson, Christopher Fisher and, of course, William Gillock. ...