Tag Archives: Concert pianists
Top 5 Posts of 2012
The posts that got the most views in the past year. It’s so tempting to revise some based on changes I’ve made since, but I’ll let it it go… 5. Student Binders. Posted in September, 2011, but an attraction as another … Continue reading
Posted in General, Inspirational
Tagged Piano pedagogy, Concert pianists, Circle of fifths, Charlotte and Jonathan, Music, teaching piano, student binders, Andy Lee
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Chopin’s Funeral
The funeral of Frederic Chopin was attended by thousands. In his last days, knowing he was dying, he planned the service. The organist played the Funeral March from Chopin’s Sonata in B-flat minor. Mozart’s Requiem was performed by an orchestra … Continue reading
Posted in Books about Music, Musings about Chopin
Tagged Chopin Preludes, Composers, Concert pianists
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You’re never too old…
This month’s issue of Clavier Companion includes a couple of wonderfully inspirational articles about Frank Glazer and Liva Rev – both active performers and teachers in their nineties. They have both been world class concert pianists and continue to share … Continue reading
Posted in Inspirational, Performance
Tagged Beethoven Sonatas, Concert pianists, Piano Performance
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