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Have a look at this site
on: May 11, 2006, 07:21:55 PM

www.pianoeu.com

What do you think?

It's a site about the so called ''Chopin/Neuhaus method '' and the legendary ''Russian piano school''. It tells about that piano technique can be acquired only in a muscially/artistically qualified way. It's therefore useless to practise a piece of music without any muscial creative idea in your mind.

I am now student of a great Russian teacher and I recognize a lot. I belief in slow practise with very much attention to every musical detail and especially to the sound. I think this is the most natural way to obtain virtuoso technique, let's say to not separate technique from music.

Anyone who shares the same opinion? Or do you have other ideas?

your comments are welcome.
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