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Pianists Student Life

Hard Part Easier After Practice, Says Man

January 23, 2017 Throwcase chopin, classical, learning, Music, pianist, Piano, practice, practising, student, study, waltz

John Man, pianist and philosopher, has reportedly been struggling to learn a difficult section of a Chopin Waltz over the

I’m Such A Fan Of Martha Argerich I Only Speak In Vague, Coquettish Aphorisms

December 26, 2016 Throwcase Argerich, brilliant, Genius, Interview, pianist, Piano

Do you hear that? That’s the sound of Martha Argerich, one of the world’s best pianists, giving an interview. It

Does This Liszt Piece Have A Cadenza? Yes

October 10, 2016 Throwcase cadenza, composer, Franz Liszt, pianist, Piano, virtuoso

It’s a question we all have to ask ourselves at one time or another: if I listen to this piece

12 Ways To Make Your Piano Playing Better

September 5, 2016 Throwcase Accompamiment, Alkan, classical music, competition, Islamey, listicle, pedal, Piano, soloist, Vibrato

Are you one of those pianists who wants to get worse at playing piano? No? Well, you have come to

Musicians Student Life Top Ten

12 Ways To Reveal You Have Perfect Pitch

May 9, 2016March 5, 2021 Throwcase Music, musician, perfect pitch, Piano, practising, singer, student

Do you have perfect pitch? If you do, well done! A lot of people can’t accept how good you are

Grigory Sokolov Unsure About USP

January 28, 2016March 16, 2016 Throwcase classical music, grigory sokolov, John Man, marketing, Music, pianist, Piano, Unique Selling Point, USP

In news that will likely shock the international piano community, the legendary Russian pianist Grigory Sokolov is reportedly in the

Young Canadian Pianist Is From Canada, Therefore Next Glenn Gould

December 21, 2015March 16, 2016 Throwcase canada, canadian pianist, glenn gould, Jan Lisiecki, John Man, Music, pianist, Piano

John Man, a prodigious young pianist famous for his prodigious piano-playing and the way he looks young because he is

Accompanists Guest Author

What Your Accompanist Thinks On The Day Of Your Recital

September 2, 2015March 16, 2016 Throwcase accompaniment, accompanist, collaborative piano, composer, concert, concerts, Critics, joy, metronome, Music, orchestra, pianist, Piano, recital, singer, song, Strauss

Today’s special guest post is by Jo Ramadan, one of the leading accompanists in the UK. I’m very much looking

Pianists Student Life

Piano Pupil Plays Perfectly Prior To Lessons, Honestly

August 24, 2015November 24, 2016 Throwcase amazing, audience, Bob Guy, John Man, lesson, Mistake, Music, Nancy McFancy, pianist, Piano, piano lessons, piano teacher, practice, rehearsal, Schubert, snapchat, student, teacher, technique

John Man, student pianist and gold-star lad, studies music both for fun and for himself. He knows he is quite

Accompanists Pianists Top Ten

Young Pianist Thinks Accompaniment Is Too Easy

August 17, 2015March 5, 2021 Throwcase accompaniment, accompanist, Bob Guy, chopin, collaborative pianist, humour, interpretation, John Man, Music, pianist, Piano, sally mcnally, Schubert, score, singer, song, technique

John Man is an extraordinary young solo pianist destined for great things, which he knows because he plays Chopin all