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Playing Together - Etiquette and Tips for Duet Playing
Always Helping Each Other (7)
Using the black keys and moving your hand towards the lid helps to not get into each other’s way too much. Deciding how to tackle collision problems together is an absolute essential part of duet playing! 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.
Beate Toyka
Beate Toyka, from the Rhineland in Germany, was raised and trained in the heart of the German classical tradition. She is a committed performer and teacher, and active as a concerto soloist, solo recitalist, and accompanist. She appears regularly in the UK, Central and Eastern Europe. As an enthusiast for duet and 8-hands playing, she formed the ‘Derby Piano Quartet’. Her teaching is characterised by a lively empathy for both the music being taught, and for the pupil. She is a valued adjudicator at music festivals. Beate is a principal tutor at the Piano Teachers’ Course, UK.
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