Tag Archives: Sheet music

Digital piano of the week – the Roland SuperNATURAL F-120

Posted on April 9, 2013 by Lorraine

I first played a Roland Supernatural piano at the Hereford (now Walsall) Piano Summer school last August. The name makes it sound like something out of Ghostbusters but when you play it, you will definitely be impressed by the comparisons … Continue reading →

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Harpsichord repertoire for pianists – it’s not all Baroque!

Posted on February 1, 2013 by Lorraine

A lot of music for the harpsichord is very, very, very old and doesn’t always appeal to my younger piano students who want to learn something COOL on the harpsichord! Here is my round-up of tunes for the harpsichord that … Continue reading →

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ABRSM Sight Reading app from Wessar (also available for Trinity grades)

Posted on March 6, 2012 by Lorraine

There are a great deal of apps for notenaming, theory and sheet music, but the ABRSM Sight Reading app from Wessar is the only decent one for learning sight-reading. Wessar originally created a sight-reading tablet, but with the invention of the … Continue reading →