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Our Next London Musical Appearance
Our Next London Musical Appearance
On May 11th, 2024, the XII London Piano Festivals at St Cuthbert’s Church, SW5 9EB, London, offers a unique vantage point into the intricate world of music production and technical proficiency behind classical piano performances. Hosted by WKMT, this event not only showcases the exceptional talents of our pianists but also […]
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London Piano Festivals by WKMT- Recording Session in June
WKMT, a music school based in London, is organizing a music festival on June 10th, 2023. The festival is a great opportunity for students of all ages and skill levels to showcase their musical talents and participate in a lively and supportive musical community.
Playing an instrument is a wonderful way to enhance one’s cognitive skills, […]
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Should We Use Sustain Pedals for Baroque Pieces Recordings?
Should we use sustain pedals for Baroque pieces?
https://www.piano-composer-teacher-london.co.uk/post/is-it-possible-to-use-the-pedals-in-baroque-keyboard-music
PRSLondon brings you a great piece of advise for those lovers of Baroque music recordings!
When piano students gain more experience with the piano and start to inquire about a more specific stylistic approach for the pieces they are studying, piano teachers should be prepared to answer this question, […]
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Music Technology: MIDI KEYBOARDS
Nowadays, and more than ever, musicians have to keep up with rapid changes in technology. If we compare technology to 5 years ago, the number of new gadgets and devices is mesmerising.
MIDI Keyboards are especially useful for piano students who may not have a piano to practice during the lock-down. Many piano teachers and their students have to carry […]
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A New Way to Record Classical Music
A New Way to Record Classical Music
https://www.piano-composer-teacher-london.co.uk/wkmt-london-music-festivals
Hi everyone, we are back with exciting news!
The link above talks about our next project in London. Well, no London exactly, because due to this Coronavirus situation, everything moved onto online ways. And now, everyone is around the globe, but we still remain close to what we love and […]
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“Rain on Me” Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande. A closer look
https://www.piano-composer-teacher-london.co.uk/post/rain-on-me-by-lady-gaga-feat-ariana-grande
Piano and Music Production students enjoy immensely discovering new music through composers of Classical, Baroque and Romantic period as this is music that they mostly haven’t had any prior contact. Still, at the same time, there is lots of current music they like, and sometimes this takes them to enquiry about it, about “how is […]
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Upcoming projects in London
This year 2020 is being, by far, the most difficult year for the musicians community. Covid-19 hit Europe, and with it, hit us as well quite hard.
Musicians along Europe are trying to get on doing online lessons, which is quite fine. There is always a way to go on, while we do what we like. […]
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Supporting our Glasgow colleagues
https://pianolessonsglasgow.jimdosite.com/
This URL above is the new website launched by WKMT for its studios in the Scottish land.
WKMT London Piano Studios has now landed in Glasgow with one intention: Recruiting piano tutors and make them part of our team. Being able to be accredited piano tutors by WKMT and all what that means.
A huge offer to […]
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Learn how to get the best out of your next recording session
Top 10 Tips for Recording Piano
Piano Recording Studio London brings a new post which has been recently published on WKMT Blog. In which you will learn the top tips for your next grand piano recording session.
Thomas Rickerby, our Sound Engineer and Music Producer…
The person in charge of the main events in which we take part, […]
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Recording Mozart and Joseph Haydn famous concertos
Classical concerts by WKMT
Dear followers, this is a note to let you know that this concert has been cancelled. As we are going through crowd-avoidance due to the coronavirus, we decided to cancel this concert until further notice.
We will let you know as soon as we organize the next date.
Thanks, and sorry for the […]
