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Pianist, 26 Sep 2025

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ArticleStreet Pianos

What’s it really like to per­form in pub­lic? To find out, we asked War­wick Thompson to play to the crowds on the newly installed Kawai at St Pan­cras sta­tion Pianos in pub­lic spaces have been on the rise since the early 2000s, as Chan­nel 4’s The...

Street Pianos

ArticleHow to Play 2

Chopin’s Bal­lade No 2 is full of mixed emo­tions, says Chenyin Li. Read her les­son, then watch her stun­ning per­form­ance on the Pian­ist You­Tube chan­nel Fiery tur­bu­lence and abso­lute con­trol: these are just two tech­niques you will need to...

How to Play 2

ArticlePian­ist Prime

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Pian­ist Prime

ArticleHow to Play 3

Melanie Spanswick helps you to pro­duce your best legato in Grieg’s poignant ‘Prayer’ from his 23 Short Pieces Legato is of the utmost import­ance in this poignant mini­ature by the Nor­we­gian col­our­ist, says Melanie Spanswick, who offers...

How to Play 3

ArticleStein­way Hall @ 150

John Evans talks to Stein­way’s expert tech­ni­cians and looks at the musical vis­ion of the All-Stein­way Schools If the qual­ity of a com­pany can be meas­ured by the length of ser­vice of its staff, then Stein­way UK, this year cel­eb­rat­ing its...

Stein­way Hall @ 150

ArticleClare Ham­mond

The Brit­ish pian­ist on reviv­ing rep­er­toire, tak­ing music to new audi­ences, and try­ing to har­ness some ultra-fast tem­pos Pat­terns, says Clare Ham­mond. Learn­ing a new piece, espe­cially if you’re com­mit­ting it to memory, and the clock is...

Clare Ham­mond