Pianist #114

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Pianist #114 issue contents:

• Behind closed doors. Quarantine is proving difficult, but Erica Worth finds a wealth of online activity to inspire
• Zlata Chochieva. Jessica Duchen talks to the thoughtful Russian pianist about her studies with Pletnev and her love of the Romantics
• How to Play Masterclass 1. If you want to master your phrasing, think more like a singer, says Mark Tanner
• How to Play Masterclass 2. Repetition in practice is fine, says Graham Fitch, but only if you do it the right way
• Piano Teacher Helpdesk. Kathryn Page offers up some handy tips for online teaching
• How to Play 1. Good legato and little pedal is the key to success in this Berens study, says Melanie Spanswick
• How to Play 2. Nils Franke teaches you how to use your imagination in Schumann’s Remembrance
• How to Play 3. A solid left hand is crucial for mastering Debussy’s Valse romantique, says Lucy Parham
• Beginner Keyboard Class Lesson 41: Exercises for accuracy.
• The Scores. A pristine minuet by Schubert, a tender Idyll from Merikanto, a sparkling Allegro by Beethoven and a rare piece de clavecin by Royer
• Playing By Ear.
• The final lesson of this series tackles thirteenth chords
• Put your foot down. Three top pianists and one Steinway technician dip into the intricate world of pedalling
• Out of sight. Some loss of sight will affect most people by the time they reach 40 (bad news for score-reading). Andy Stewart speaks to professionals for advice
• Winning Score. Find out why a sultry tango, packed with Argentinian swagger, took top prize in Pianist’s 2020 Composing Competition
• Jazz Icons. Dave Brubeck will always be remembered for his ‘Take Five’. But there’s so much more to the jazz legend, whose 100th anniversary is this year, says Philip Clark
• Repertoire focus. Warwick Thompson talks to the director of Grand Piano – the record label devoted to rare repertoire
• Sheet Music Reviews. Core repertoire from ABRSM, art-inspired music from Pam Wedgwood, cool blues from Mike Cornick and more

 

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