September piano news at WKMT.
September piano news at WKMT

WKMT presents in its latest article some great news:

Two new experienced piano teachers have been welcomed in WKMT. Cristina Guerra and Alejandro Gonzalez have just landed to start teaching the piano technique and passion from abroad. Great experience and notorious portfolios coming to London teach WKMT students.
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Music Festival London.
Music Festival London

WKMT, for the 6th time, organise a new London Music Festival. This time, the venue couldn’t be better than Pushkin House at Fitzrovia area. Such a magnificent house in central London.

As the previous editions, it is a Festival mainly organised to get the students and families in the situation of performance. […]

WKMT September Concert
WKMT September Concert

The most amazing beginning of Autumn concert at St. Cuthbert’s Philbeach Gardens the 30.09.2017 at 7pm

At WKMT we work hard to ensure our piano lessons london are properly supported by contextual activities oriented to provide our students with a broader musical perspective. 

Music is about listening, playing, performing and creating.

Francisco Jimeno Yepes […]

a new era of music, defined by Dominik zaczek.
 

WKMT Articles.

In our recent article released, our singing and piano teacher explores the idea of the music industry within the “new” canons. He explores some points about why/how the music industry has changed and still changing.

Read the full article here:
http://www.piano-composer-teacher-london.co.uk/single-post/New-Music-Industry
 

Piano advice by Juan Rezzuto
Piano advice – Juan Rezzuto, piano director of WKMT, gives advice and shares his ideas about performing, recording, teaching and politics.

His new website juanrezzuto.com provides a gate into his personal thoughts and feelings about music.

You can check his last article presenting this website at

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wkmt ready for the new school year.
 

How WKMT gets ready for the new school year 17/18? Easy, with energy and enthusiasm. Bringing the best to our students and making them study and play with the best professionals. New teachers coming from abroad, and new Festival being organised.

Read the full article here and get in touch […]

Should music be compulsory?
 

Vesela Nasheva explores the idea referring some resources in our article recently released.

What do you think? Should it be? Or just a volunteer act depending on someone’s ambitions and aptitudes?

Read the full article here:
http://www.piano-composer-teacher-london.co.uk/single-post/Should-music-be-compulsory

SIGHT READING TECHNIQUES
In our latest article, we get back to Sight Reading! That practice that everyone learning music must have gone through.
In this case, we talk about some easy and handy techniques to get it done and do not get stuck or bored by the practice.
Read the full article here and improve your sight reading […]

Sabrina Curpanen, our Senior piano teacher, talks about her summer experience in London. Commitment and passion related in this article and the life of many pianists and musicians.
Read the full article here and get in touch with the opportunities WKMT gives to pianists!
http://www.piano-composer-teacher-london.co.uk/single-post/Living-cassical-life-in-London

Haydn XVIF3
Haydn XVIF3 is a rather unusual early Haydn Sonata. Its main motive is unexpectedly vertical in its configuration. The whole piece is a very clear example of a rococo composition.  The freedom to operate on the ornamentation is left to the performer.

WKMT and Juan Rezzuto have recently started a series of analysis aimed to explain […]