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Adult Amateur Workshop

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Adult amateur pianists are warmly welcomed to play in a friendly, encouraging atmosphere with Kathryn Page. Whether it’s a single phrase or a complete work, this session helps ease performance nerves. Countless participants who once lacked confidence now return annually, with some going on to record in Stoller Hall and pursue diplomas.  

Teaching session 2

As individual lessons continue apace, take full advantage of the 'open door' policy on the summer school. An amazing faculty of over 70 will be working throughout the course - an incredible opportunity to learn from the leading musicians of today.  

Lunchtime Recital – Chetham’s School of Music

Stoller Hall

The daily lunchtime recital in the Stoller Hall. Today we welcome  pianists who are currently studying at Chetham’s  School of Music. Today we welcome young pianists currently studying at Chetham’s. Pak Yin Rimsky Lee   TBC Lily Fisher                        TBC Bowen Ha Britten Notturno Beethoven Sonata  Op. 53, ‘Waldstein’  1st Movement       Allegro Con Brio Tickets available through the …

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The Art of Four Hands workshop

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A new daily workshop dedicated to the art of piano duo playing - both duets and 2 pianos. Bring your duo ready to perform, or simply enjoy the thrill of sightreading together in a supportive atmosphere.  Everyone welcome - there will always be someone ready to join you at the piano. Do drop in and …

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Teaching session 3

In this third teaching session relish the opportunity to 'sit in' on as many lessons as you can - observing some of the world's leading piano teachers in action!  

Junior Course ‘drop in’ performance class

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Every day Junior Course pianists can enjoy performing on an outstanding grand piano in front of a small and supportive audience, hosted by a member of the faculty.        

‘Drop in’ performance class

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An exciting addition to the course - a daily opportunity to perform and hear other pianists on the course in a very informal performance session, hosted by a member of the faculty. All welcome.    

Lecture – Levelling Down: Why Easier Repertoire Can Produce Better Piano Playing with Murray McLachlan

Stoller Hall

Professional, peer and personal pressures often encourage pianists to pursue ever more technically demanding repertoire, sometimes at the expense of artistic freedom and musical satisfaction. This lecture explores how working on easier repertoire can create greater space for imagination, sound quality, phrasing, voicing, colour and character, allowing pianists to develop the most important aspects of …

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