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PIANO TEACHER HELP DESK Physcically-speaking

Touching students to help them understand what they should be striving for with regard to posture, physical approach and connection with the instrument is nowadays an extremely sensitive, even controversial subject, but one which all piano teachers need to be aware of. There is nothing new in using touch to help guide a pianist towards heightened awareness, especially in regard to physical tension. There is a

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