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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 […]

FINGER EXERCISES FOR PIANO PRACTICE
 

After posting our article about Finger Dexterity, we received a reply from a member of the forum with such an importance which should be read to increase our knowledge of finger dexterity. Such an interesting point of view.
http://www.piano-composer-teacher-london.co.uk/single-post/Finger-dexterity

Making friends via music tuition
Vesela Nasheva explores a recent survey about how music lessons could improve our social skills and help us to make friends and interesting new relationships.

That is the meaning and purpose we want to propose and reach in our music tuition at WKMT.

Read the full article here:

http://www.piano-composer-teacher-london.co.uk/single-post/Making-friends-via-Music-lessons

Alex Lopez digs into the new idea of Artificial Intelligence behind some music compositions. The latest song created by machines and what that might mean for the future of the music world.

Read here the full article and get in touch with the latest articles related:

http://www.piano-composer-teacher-london.co.uk/single-post/Artificial-Inteligence-making-music

Maestro Juan J. Rezzuto is the person behind this such an interesting article. He explains how he feels nowadays musically speaking, and being an example of how musicians can feel too.

He defines it as Musical Abstinence and his solution: Eating piano scores.

Read the full article here and get in touch with this latest advice!

http://www.piano-composer-teacher-london.co.uk/single-post/Eating-piano-scores

pianist aid helping pianist community from london
 

Pianist aid supported by WKMT.

In our latest article, written by Maestro Juan J. Rezzuto, you can get in touch with all the information about our website and music funding, Pianist AID.

The purpose? To reach and let know everyone interested about our music funding and how helpful WKMT can be […]