Guest post by Luca Bianchini Mozart is said to have written a catalogue of his works, which he reportedly began in 1784 and completed in 1791—or so it was believed until recently. The Thematic Catalogue, held in the British Library in London, is a small, ninety-page book in excellent condition. It is bound and features…

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07.01.2025

Dancing with Bach: A Workshop for Pianists – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

A one-day workshop for pianists exploring the dance forms familiar to J S Bach that he used in his Partitas, Suites, and throughout his other collections of keyboard music

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14.01.2025

In Search of Lost Time – The Cross-Eyed Pianist

Guest post by Dakota Gale, part of his Notes from the Keyboard series for adult amateur pianists Back in 1970, when my mom was 18, she composed the first section of the only piece of piano music she’s ever written. Perhaps inspired by copious amounts of listening to Debussy and Satie, the music just poured…

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