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Playing Together - Etiquette and Tips for Duet Playing
Listening to Each Other and Balancing Parts (3)
By listening to each other all the time you will be able to develop a similar sense of flow. Balancing the sound can mean playing even softer than you would do when playing on your own, in order to enable the main tune, which may be in your partner’s hands, to stand out. Resources & links Click here to view open domain editions for this work (external link). ...Sign in to view if you have purchased access to this content or see purchase options below.
Masayuki Tayama
Masayuki Tayama has maintained a highly active schedule as both international recitalist and concerto soloist. Tayama’s Wigmore Hall debut early in his career was a sell-out, and he continues to appear regularly at eminent London venues, including Queen Elizabeth Hall, Cadogan Hall and St. John Smith’s Square. He has taught some of the country’s aspiring pianists as tutor at Chetham’s School of Music, and his teaching incorporates the method taught by Sumiko Mikimoto on tone production, muscle relaxation and training for pianists. In 2020, he was appointed Director of the Piano Teachers’ Course UK, the country’s leading professional development course for piano pedagogy. Tayama is also currently in the midst of a project to record Rachmaninov’s complete works for solo piano.
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