Do you study with a Russian trained piano teacher?

[PaulNaud]

What is your teacher's approach to piano playing?
Do you have piano practicing principles?
Does he show you how to develop a critical ear to one's playing or keeping one's touch under continual control?
I noticed that Russian school of piano playing is quite diverse.
What about fingers, hands, arms, etc... and also staccato or leagato playing?

[m1469]

You might be interested in reading these :


Does Russian School teach articulation and style
https://www.pianostreet.com/smf/index.php/topic,3674.msg32895.html#msg32895

Russian Piano Teaching Method ?
https://www.pianostreet.com/smf/index.php/topic,2602.msg22430.html#msg22430

Piano "schools" of thought
https://www.pianostreet.com/smf/index.php/topic,3684.msg33065.html#msg33065
(How different schools originally came about, but have become obsolete)

Russian Piano school
https://www.pianostreet.com/smf/index.php/topic,1775.msg13699.html#msg13699


These are only a few of what's in the forum.


m1469 

[PaulNaud]

I really can't find the other posts about this subject

[zheer]

What is your teacher's approach to piano playing?
Do you have piano practicing principles?

   This is a very important question. I truly believe that you should keep an open mind , and if you are lucky enough to have many different teachers, you should choose the things that work and you like from the different teachers, untill you have your own practicing principle.

[gorbee natcase]

I am on my 4th teacher already, they keep dieing on me

[Kassaa]

My teacher has studied in the Netherlands, Russia and Italy.

[zheer]

My teacher has studied in the Netherlands, Russia and Italy.

  It does not matter where you study, its who you study with.

[Kassaa]

  It does not matter where you study, its who you study with.

Dutch, Russian and Italian teachers.