Polish Christmas Carols are now available to buy! CLICK to check them out! Your questions about the Christmas collection asnwered! Will there be a physical printed version of the Polish Christmas Carols available to buy? No (at least – not … Read More
Have you tried arranging any pieces for the harp? If yes, was there anything you found tricky? If not, was there any particular reason that stopped you from doing it? Today I’m breaking down this process into 3 … Read More
Competition results! Thank you to everyone who took part and congratulations to Ela Dąbrowska and Marianne Ji-Bing who just won a free copy of Polish Christmas Carols! About today’s topic Sight reading can be scary (at least it was for … Read More
Christmas Carols from Poland My newest collection of Christmas music will be available soon! for beginners (anyone in their first or second year of learning to play, or around grade 1 and 2) all carols are suitable for both lever … Read More
Spread, rolled or arpeggiated? A quick explanation on the terms I will be using as the terminology for spread/roll/arpeggiated chords may be slightly confusing! You can see the discussion under the social media posts. Exercises for spread chords These are … Read More
News and announcements! Upcoming concert: this Wednesday (25th September) at 7:30 pm in Crieff. Why placing is so important? If you’re new to PLACING, check out first: Live no 8 on placing 2 fingers Live no 9 on placing … Read More
Today’s topic is LOOKING BEYOND THE BAR LINES Important info #1! “Suo Gân” is available only until 8:00 pm this Sunday (23rd August 2019). CLICK HERE to leave your email and download it along with all extra materials. After that … Read More
Today’s topic is SEMIQUAVERS AND DOTTED RHYTHMS Why today’s topic? – the visual aspect – why it’s important to get the feeling of the rhythms connected to the musical notation About the rhythmic exercises that you will find in … Read More
Today’s topic is PATTERNS IN MUSIC! 📣 Important information! Becuase I was broadcasting from the front camera of a tablet, my right hand may look like left and vice versa… so just to explain that I haven’t decided for a … Read More
Today’s topic is PRACTISING WITH A METRONOME! About different kinds of metronomes – traditional (mechanical) – the one you can see in the lesson is Shiver – electronic (powered with batteries) – in the video you can see electronic metronome … Read More