In my last post about concerto cadenzas, I hinted that cadenzas are windows of opportunity for the soloist (virtuoso) to… Read more Embryonic stages of pianistic virtuosity: F. Liszt & Erard
In my last post about concerto cadenzas, I hinted that cadenzas are windows of opportunity for the soloist (virtuoso) to… Read more Embryonic stages of pianistic virtuosity: F. Liszt & Erard
Happy New Year and happy 2023! I wonder if most of us have made and written down our New Year’s… Read more Staying motivated (part 1) on music practices
Having started my YouTube channel ‘Squishy Keys’ (self-recordings on the piano), I am going to devote a blog each month… Read more Cécile Chaminade
This week I am in Andalusia! It is my first time in Spain, and the reason I am here is… Read more A picturesque interpretation
The death of Queen Elizabeth II last Thursday marked the end of a monumental history: 70 years, 15 prime ministers,… Read more Queen Elizabeth II played the piano
Today’s post is going to take an abrupt shift from the usual research-related topics. As a piano teacher, I have… Read more The 3ps of learning the piano: Perspective, Pleasure, Persistence