Matthay said that when one sits mindlessly repeating a piano exercise he or she is trying to teach the piano the exercise! Guy Maier used the word pian-sit to describe the poor soul who sat endless hours doing repetitive exercises mindlessly. I so appreciate your work! thank you! BTW your Persichetti sounded delightful!! I have those studies...marvelous. I have the Fischer pieces too. I have used Hanon Revisited..which is harmonized version of Hanon...seem to enhance my endeavors to play Bach.. Oh you mentioned Waxman...I have a couple of his books of Exertudes.....enjoyable to use.
Graham, Thank you so much for your videos! Is there a link to the edition of the Chopin sonata you reference? I am working on the ballads and some etudes from op.10, and I would be so thankful for some instruction about proper technique. I am at tempo with good accuracy, but my right and is developing some painful issues and I'm worried I'm doing something harmful and want to still be playing in 40 years. Thank you!
Thank you for the excellent recommendations, dear Maestro! Would you mind writing down the names that you’ve mentioned, for the sake of non-native English speakers?🙏
I'm able to play this kind of musical piece now : th-cam.com/video/Dg935IbDggo/w-d-xo.html Soo my question is : What musical etudes (neither Hanon nor Czerny) should I work on to get better with my technical abilities?
I'm able to play this kind of musical piece now : th-cam.com/video/Dg935IbDggo/w-d-xo.html Soo my question is : What musical etudes (neither Hanon nor Czerny) should I work on to get better with my technical abilities?
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What an encyclopedic knowledge of piano that Graham has! Quite the quality free resource. Thank you Pianist Magazine.
Matthay said that when one sits mindlessly repeating a piano exercise he or she is trying to teach the piano the exercise! Guy Maier used the word pian-sit to describe the poor soul who sat endless hours doing repetitive exercises mindlessly. I so appreciate your work! thank you! BTW your Persichetti sounded delightful!! I have those studies...marvelous. I have the Fischer pieces too. I have used Hanon Revisited..which is harmonized version of Hanon...seem to enhance my endeavors to play Bach.. Oh you mentioned Waxman...I have a couple of his books of Exertudes.....enjoyable to use.
I really appreciate your advice. Thank you, as always, for sharing with us.
Masterful advice, helpful for me both as a pianist and as a teacher. Thank you!
I came for some inspiration on the piano and left wanting to update my wardrobe...
Oh Graham, we would love to hear your entire rendition of Les Barricades Mystérieuses !
Pleeeeaaase
Excellent piano lesssons!!
Is this the Clare Fisher who orchestrated Prince's songs .....wow big fan of Prince and Clare and without doubt Graham .....many thanks
Great video, Graham. Good thoughts. Thanks for sharing!
Great Piano Lesson! Thanks.
Graham, Thank you so much for your videos! Is there a link to the edition of the Chopin sonata you reference? I am working on the ballads and some etudes from op.10, and I would be so thankful for some instruction about proper technique. I am at tempo with good accuracy, but my right and is developing some painful issues and I'm worried I'm doing something harmful and want to still be playing in 40 years. Thank you!
He does have good knowledge of Piano I agree.
Do we have a double thirds exercise written out somewhere, Graham? Or perhaps the Vincent P books will do.
That shirt is pimpin
Thank you for the excellent recommendations, dear Maestro! Would you mind writing down the names that you’ve mentioned, for the sake of non-native English speakers?🙏
Hello Julia - you'll find all the details along with the article in Pianist Magazine Issue 112, out next week.
The Persichetti studies don't seem to be in print in the US or the UK....
How is he playing a dominant seven in the double third exercise
I miss zenital camera so as to appreciate Graham fingers wit more detail, its absolutely necessary to watch the skills
whats the piece in the beginning?
Couperin - Les Barricades mysterieuses
I'm able to play this kind of musical piece now : th-cam.com/video/Dg935IbDggo/w-d-xo.html
Soo my question is : What musical etudes (neither Hanon nor Czerny) should I work on to get better with my technical abilities?
I'm able to play this kind of musical piece now : th-cam.com/video/Dg935IbDggo/w-d-xo.html
Soo my question is : What musical etudes (neither Hanon nor Czerny) should I work on to get better with my technical abilities?