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Our Music Community flattered by the London City Quartet.
Our Music Community flattered by the London City Quartet.

We are getting ready for the new year classical concerts series. 2018 comes with plenty of musical choices: Classical concerts every month, two Music Festivals, being the first one in May-June and more activities to join and enjoy!

In this […]

how to manage performance situations.
How to manage performance situations.

Today we bring and share an article from one of our team, Anthony Elward, and published at WKMT. In this case, he talks about his experience when performing and how to manage those feelings inherited when on the stage.

There is not any known trick of all at once […]

Piano Sonatas – Harmony analysis
Piano Sonatas – Harmony analysis

There are certainly harmonic devices which remain fundamental when someone analyses XVIII-century piano sonatas. Understanding harmony helps tremendously the understanding of a musical piece as a whole.

The elements of music can be organised in the following order of importance: 1. Rhythm, 2. Melody, 3. Harmony, 4. Form […]

timing practice.
Timing practice.

Are you bored of timing when practising on the piano? Are you a beginner having piano lessons and teachers don’t stop asking you to use the metronome? This article might interest you, talking about the importance of the timing when learning piano.

Try to focus and use it at your convenience, because it will […]

Fabulous PIANO TUTORS for WKMT piano students
Fabulous piano tutors for WKMT piano students

All WKMT students enjoy the lessons delivered by our team of highly qualified scholars. The programme we have instated allows elite professors and post-graduate students of the prestigious UNA (National University of Arts – Buenos Aires – Argentina) to live and work in […]

Forearm movement  – Technical PIANO Tips
Forearm movement  – Technical Piano Tips

Piano lessons should be focused on how to unveil the mysteries of piano playing. These mysteries also involve the proper mechanics related to managing the weight of our arms and the tension of our fingers. Every movement needs to be understood and perfected as a […]

A magnificent piece by J. Brahms.
A magnificent piece by J. Brahms.

In this case, our Senior Piano Teacher explores the lovely Ballade from Opus 10 by Johannes Brahms (in D minor). A piece loved by many, and no question why.

Get in touch with such an interesting article. Discover more about it, like some interesting details such as […]

Realisations of a committed PIANO TEACHER
Realisations of a committed piano teacher

When a beginner piano student is confronted with a truly committed piano teacher, learning can only end in success. 

When a student shows certain resistance to understanding musical notation, it can be the case that we are not explaining the topics in the right way for that […]

how the music has changed.
How the music has changed.

Dominik Zaczek, in his latest article for WKMT, explores the idea of the new era of music. How music has changed, going through some different points to explain the new feelings and trends about music.

How different the music and the shows were in the past compared to current […]

Sonata Transitions
Sonata Transitions

Sonata Transitions are for sure the hardest sections to master both when composing or analysing music.  They can be modulatory -the most common ones-, non-modulatory -unusual but possible too- or even mixed -the so-called two-part transitions-. The fact that they can be non-modulatory for example, can become confusing at the time of differentiating them from subordinate […]