Piano Lesson on Loud and Soft Playing: Part 2

The second in a two-part masterclass! Enjoy Graham Fitch's invaluable piano lesson on how to control your tone in very loud and very soft playing. Graham offers up some invaluable tips. This lesson complements his full-length article inside issue 82 of Pianist, available here: pocketmags.com...
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◼️ LESSON BY: GRAHAM FITCH - Pianist, teacher, writer and adjudicator gives masterclasses and workshops on piano playing internationally. He is also in high demand as a private teacher in London. Graham is a regular tutor at the Summer School for Pianists in Walsall and also a tutor for the Piano Teachers’ Course EPTA (UK). He writes a popular piano blog and has launched an online piano academy. practisingthep...
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[@j2ravi]

Your explanation is so crisp and clear. Thanks for the lesson!

[@anaelizabethkallsten]

Me dieron muchas ganas de practicar pedaleos en un Steinway. ❤🎹❤️¡Gracias Maestro!

[@filmsidxl]

You are such a brillant pianist AND Teacher! So rare! Thank you so much for sharing your great knowledge!

[@user-bq9yq5gt3m]

I agree man!

[@CrystalLiu1]

I become a fan of Graham Fitch.

[@charlespeterson4438]

Such a brilliant pianist. I'm in awe. But the pedal! Oh dear, it demands subtlety. Graham explains it so well and clearly is a master, but putting it into practice is a struggle for the likes of me. Practice practice practice.

[@justarandompally]

This is great! These were quite awkward at the start, but I feel that Mr. Fitch has gotten used to the camera now, so they're a lot easier to learn from now :)

[@anesthesiabeyond8519]

Wow! Amazing and clever of demonstrations! Great lesson 👍👍👍 Thank you so much indeed 🙏🙏🙏

[@josephinebrown6631]

Thank you kindly.

[@gunsmithchris]

I love your lessons. Thank you. It must be nice having a piano whose pedals work properly.

[@tomislavrac717]

😄😄

[@tomygdiazjimenez]

Great video, can't wait for the segment on the pedal

[@Apollys]

So stylish with those cuffs

[@feelimpianist]

I like his way on explaining how to play Ballade in Gmin & Rachmanniov's prelude in C#min. Will Graham or Pianist magazine issue DVDs on how to play the whole tunes? I am interested in getting a copy if so.

[@jules153]

You're quite good, aren't you.... (!) Fantastic lesson, thanks

[@tongqi6847]

Maybe you can show us the back of the piano, in order to show the movement of the pedal:) thanks!

[@Georgeknn]

yes please Mr. Fitch do take this into consideration. Although in your explanation it is pretty clear, it would be probably more helpful for us to SEE how you are using the pedal. I think an adjustment on the camera position/zoom would do it. Thank you for these great masterclasses and for your will to teach us. George

[@qiyang1714]

Thank you for your video ， teacher ！I love it ！If we can see your feet with pedal here will be better👍

[@Apollys]

What is that song he played at the end? So beautiful

[@Chopin1995]

Grieg - Nocturno op.54 No.4

[@TheSunshinedreamer1]

@@Chopin1995 Hi, Do you know us this one of Grieg's Lyrical Style pieces? Thank you:)

[@user-bq9yq5gt3m]

Yep