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2 0 1 2 A U G U S T S E P T E M B E R No 67 Helping you become a better player No 67 Helping you become a better player Helping you become a better player LEARN WITH THE EXPERTS MASTERCLASSES ON: • Expanding your repertoire • Voicing:layering sound • Chopin & Mendelssohn NEW online piano lessons Khatia BUNIATISHVILI Walking and playing on the wild side PIECES TO LEARN 10 FROM BEGINNER TO ADVANCED KEYBOARD CLASS GOES LATIN! PIECES TO LEARN 10 FROMBEGINNERTOADVANCED HOWTOPLAY The last movement of Beethoven’s ‘MOONLIGHT’ OVER 60MINUTES OFMUSIC KEYBOARDCLASSGOES KEYBOARDCLASSGOES LATIN! Every issue,Pianist brings you 40 pages of scores to learn and a CD to listen and learn from.If your CD is missing, please see your newsagent. CHOPIN & LISZT Bonus tracks from Khatia Buniatishvili & Janina Fialkowska SCORES BY J S BACH FAURÉ MENDELSSOHN DEBUSSY KEMBER FIBICH ANDMORE… performedbyChenyinLi Every issue,Pianist brings you40pagesofscoresto learn and a CD to listen andlearnfrom.Ifyour CDismissing,please see your newsagent. Pianis BEGINNER/ MODERN TRACK1 The key is A minor (note the G sharps). DON’T MISS LESSON PAGES 45-48 Playing tips: JohnKemberwrites,‘Thistango hashabanera-likerhythm.Tryto maintain the articulation in the left hand while keeping the melody legato. To help with the coordination, play the crotchets straight to make the triplets easier to perform. It should have a moderate four-in-the-bar tempo – and not too fast! Keep the RH legato.It might feel tricky at first,playing against the LH staccato.  JohnKEMBER It Takes Two  Pedal tips: With jazz, you really need to use your ears. So sound out where the harmonies change and change the pedal accordingly. One needs to be able to hear that lovely bass line tango rhythm, so very little pedal is needed. Take a look at the technical tips within the score.  You can also have more rubato in the RH.                  The LH has the pulse.Keep in strict time! Make sure to play the last two crotchets staccato.     Again,clap two against three.        The Coda sign means that when you play the repeat,jumpfromendofbar7tobar25.               Make a crescendo towards the end of the bar.    The two-against-three (triplets in the RH) might be awkward at first.Tap both hands on a table first to get a feel for it.    Make a graceful diminuendo.               Make a sudden piano here.          Feel the gradual build-up through the bars here.                     Pianist 67 All rightsoftheproducerandoftheowneroftheworksproduced reserved. Unauthorisedcopying,hiring,publicperformanceandbroadcasting of t hi s r e c o r d p r o hi bited. WGP PI A U K 1267 back to the beginning. FREE 40 PAGES OF SHEET MUSIC & TUTORIAL CD WORTH OVER £20 Also LIFE IS A CABARET! Play the theme song from the popular musical PRELUDE IN C { J S BACH PRELUDE IN C Master his famous ‘Ave Maria’ prelude REVIEWS { PIANO REVIEWS Acoustics and digitals for around £5,000 £ 5 . £ 5 . £ 5 . www.pianistmagazine.com 2 5 2 5 2 5

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A U G U S T S E P T E M B E R

No 67 Helping you become a better player No 67 Helping you become a better player Helping you become a better player

LEARN WITH THE EXPERTS

MASTERCLASSES ON:

• Expanding your repertoire

• Voicing:layering sound • Chopin & Mendelssohn NEW online piano lessons

Khatia BUNIATISHVILI

Walking and playing on the wild side

PIECES TO LEARN 10

FROM BEGINNER TO ADVANCED

KEYBOARD CLASS GOES

LATIN!

PIECES TO LEARN 10

FROMBEGINNERTOADVANCED

HOWTOPLAY

The last movement

of Beethoven’s ‘MOONLIGHT’

OVER

60MINUTES OFMUSIC

KEYBOARDCLASSGOES

KEYBOARDCLASSGOES

LATIN!

Every issue,Pianist brings you 40 pages of scores to learn and a CD to listen and learn from.If your CD is missing, please see your newsagent.

CHOPIN & LISZT Bonus tracks from Khatia Buniatishvili

& Janina Fialkowska

SCORES BY J S BACH FAURÉ MENDELSSOHN DEBUSSY KEMBER FIBICH ANDMORE… performedbyChenyinLi

Every issue,Pianist brings you40pagesofscoresto learn and a CD to listen andlearnfrom.Ifyour CDismissing,please see your newsagent.

Pianis

BEGINNER/ MODERN

TRACK1

The key is A minor (note the G sharps).

DON’T MISS

LESSON

PAGES 45-48

Playing tips: JohnKemberwrites,‘Thistango hashabanera-likerhythm.Tryto

maintain the articulation in the left hand while keeping the melody legato. To help

with the coordination, play the crotchets straight to make the triplets easier to

perform. It should have a moderate four-in-the-bar tempo – and not too fast!

Keep the RH legato.It might feel tricky at

first,playing against the LH staccato.



JohnKEMBER

It Takes Two



Pedal tips: With jazz, you really need to use your ears. So sound out where the

harmonies change and change the pedal accordingly. One needs to be able to

hear that lovely bass line tango rhythm, so very little pedal is needed.

Take a look at the technical tips within the score.

You can also have more rubato in the RH.

           

 

The LH has the pulse.Keep in strict

time! Make sure to play the last two

crotchets staccato.

  

Again,clap two against three.

     



The Coda sign means that when you play the

repeat,jumpfromendofbar7tobar25.

   

        



Make a crescendo towards

the end of the bar.

 

The two-against-three (triplets in the RH)

might be awkward at first.Tap both hands

on a table first to get a feel for it.





Make a graceful diminuendo.

             

Make a sudden piano here.

  

     

Feel the gradual build-up through the bars here.

          

        

Pianist 67

All rightsoftheproducerandoftheowneroftheworksproduced reserved. Unauthorisedcopying,hiring,publicperformanceandbroadcasting of t hi s r e c o r d p r o hi bited.

WGP PI A U K 1267

back to the beginning.

FREE 40 PAGES OF SHEET MUSIC

& TUTORIAL CD

WORTH OVER

£20

Also LIFE IS A CABARET!

Play the theme song from the popular musical

PRELUDE IN C {

J S BACH PRELUDE IN C

Master his famous ‘Ave Maria’ prelude

REVIEWS {

PIANO REVIEWS Acoustics and digitals

for around £5,000

£ 5 .

£ 5 .

£ 5 .

www.pianistmagazine.com

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