Ever feel trapped by traditional key signatures when you're improvising? Try this incredibly fun exercise to instantly create beautiful, unexpected harmonies without overthinking the math. Sit down at your piano today and give it a go.👇

We are giving 3 lucky winners the ultimate addition to their music library: 12 spectacular albums of Mozart’s legendary Piano Concertos.  To enter, just answer the question below in our form! Which Mozart piano concerto is known as the ‘Jeunehomme’?  https://pianistpiano.com/4uxN71h

If you've ever struggled to capture the delicate moonlit phrasing of Clair de lune, the fluid and rippling textures of Arabesque No. 1, or the lush, dreamy expression of Rêverie, this is the session you cannot afford to miss. 👉 Book your ticket! https://pianistpiano.com/4uzlNQc

In our latest podcast episode, composer Will Bates speaks to Pianist editor Erica Worth about his score for the film Tuner. Check out the episode now. https://pianistpiano.com/WillBates

In this brilliant podcast snippet, Stephen Hough shares the unexpected behind-the-scenes story of collaborating with Lang Lang on his major Disney album during the pandemic. 🎧 Listen to the full podcast episode now. https://pianistpiano.com/Stephen

Next time you sit down at the keys, give yourself permission to be expressive, vulnerable, and beautifully imperfect. That is where the magic happens. ✨

What piece are you practising at the moment? 👇 Drop the title and composer in the comments below! 🎶✨

Summer might feel a bit washed out right now, but while we wait for it to warm up, it's the perfect excuse to spend some quality time at the keys! In this clip, Graham Fitch explores how to rethink finger exercises to build technique - without overcomplicating things.

Celebrating Pride Month at the Keys 🏳️‍🌈✨ This month, we are honouring the extraordinary LGBTQ+ artists whose passion, innovation, and courage have left a mark on the piano world.

It's the balance of every contrast - much like the sharps, flats, and naturals on the keyboard - that makes the final piece so beautiful. Whatever you're playing through today, may you find your harmony. ✨

Tonight, Samantha will demonstrate how to tackle Rachmaninov’s breathtaking Prelude in D major Op 23 No 4, breaking down both the technical challenges and the deeper musical interpretation.  👉 There's still time to secure your spot! https://pianistpiano.com/4u6Hlne

The brand-new issue of Pianist is officially on sale now! 🚀 This issue is packed with masterclasses on perfecting your legato and transitions, step-by-step lessons for all levels, and a special French focus featuring six new scores to learn. https://pianistpiano.com/4felQgw

In our latest podcast episode, Sir Stephen Hough talks to Pianist editor Erica Worth about his new release, Piano Postcards, out on the Hyperion label in July 2026. Listen to the episode wherever you get your podcasts. https://pianistpiano.com/Stephen

Piano tuners usually lurk backstage or work in the shadows, but in the gripping new film Tuner - out in UK cinemas now - the tuner takes centre stage! Read the full interview. https://pianistpiano.com/4nRo9s0

Listen to the brilliant Karim Kamar perform the film's incredible showstopper piece - written by composer Marius De Vries.  Tuner is in UK cinemas nationwide starting today, 29 May. We’ve already watched it and can officially confirm it is brilliant! 🍿

Yesterday, the Pianist team headed to St Pancras Station for the official launch of the new film Tuner - and it is out in cinemas starting today! Karim Kamar blew the crowd away with the film's showstopper piece - a masterpiece written by composer Marius De Vries.

Ready to make music that gives you goosebumps? Pianist Magazine is your ultimate playing guide. For this May Bank Holiday weekend only, we are cutting the price of a 12-month digital subscription exactly in half! This flash sale vanishes soon! ⏰ https://pianistpiano.com/MayDay

There is a unique kind of magic that happens when your fingers hit the piano. As Harry Connick Jr. perfectly puts it, the instrument allows us to tap into an entirely different level of expression - one that goes far beyond what we can say or even sing.

Ever tried playing a smooth melody line with just one finger? It sounds crazy, but it proves a massive point: true legato comes from the arm, not just the fingers.

We’re throwing it back to 2021 with this incredible performance! Watch an 8-year-old Ben Kidwell own the keys on Billy Joel's legendary classic, Piano Man. Proof that with the right foundation and plenty of practice, you can tackle the songs you love! 🎵

Did you miss the live session of Alisdair Hogarth’s 'How to Learn a Piece' webinar? The live event may be over, but you can now purchase the full recordings of our Beginner Workshop Series, allowing you to learn Alisdair’s secret strategies at your own pace. https://pianistpiano.com/4eVPCqa

In this video, we explore an incredible technique for mastering any piece – from beginner minuets to advanced Rachmaninov concertos! Learn how breaking music into links in a chain can strengthen your playing and make learning new pieces a breeze. Give it a try and share your thoughts below! 💬

Join international concert pianist Samantha Ward live on Zoom tomorrow as she breaks down the technical and expressive secrets behind Beethoven’s ‘Moonlight’ Sonata, Schubert’s Impromptu in G flat major, and Mozart’s ‘Rondo alla Turca’.  https://pianistpiano.com/4nEPk9x

In this podcast, Mark Viner talks to Pianist editor Erica Worth about his advocacy for the music of Charles-Valentin Alkan. He also talks about the pros of being a later starter at the piano and why an appreciation of harmony is essential for all pianists. https://pianistpiano.com/MarkViner

Wise words from the legendary Ray Charles. 🙌 What is the one piece of music that makes you 'really feel it' every time you sit down at the keys? Drop your favourite piece in the comments! 👇🎹

Even the world’s most celebrated pianists face setbacks. In this podcast episode, Isata Kanneh-Mason reflects on her teenage years at the Royal Academy Junior Department and the failures she now views with gratitude. 🎧 Listen to the episode: https://pianistpiano.com/Isata

Most beginners play a piece start-to-finish until it sticks, but concert pianist Alisdair Hogarth has a better way. Join this webinar tomorrow at 7pm to learn his professional blueprint for mastering new repertoire. Get your tickets! https://pianistpiano.com/4tqHCRq

Ever wish you had a piano expert sitting right next to you? 🎹✨ Meet Erica Worth, Editor of Pianist Magazine. She’s spent decades working with the world’s best pianists, and now she’s taking you for a 6-week beginner course. Start Week 1 today! https://pianistpiano.com/4tWZ29B

From Juilliard student to piano factory owner? 🎹🏢 In this fascinating snippet from the podcast, we hear the story of how a longing for the sound of home led to acquiring the legendary Estonia Piano Factory. Listen to the full episode. https://pianistpiano.com/Indrek

FINAL 48 HOURS! Our Pocketmags Back Issue Sale ends on 10th May at midnight!   Don't miss your chance to complete your digital collection with Pianist back issues starting from just 99p.  👉 https://pianistpiano.com/Pocketmags

Stop noodling and learn to master new repertoire with concert pianist Alisdair Hogarth in our final beginner webinar on 12th May. Discover the professional blueprint for smarter practice, from first look strategies to fixing stuck sections. Get your ticket. https://bit.ly/3QOxJ2C

The ultimate digital archive is now within reach! We’ve teamed up with Pocketmags to offer a massive discount on Pianist back issues. It’s the perfect time to stock up on expert lessons and scores for less than the price of a coffee. ☕️ 👉 https://pianistpiano.com/Pocketmags

A beautiful reminder that the best music isn't just heard - it's felt.

Watch as Chenyin Li brings Edward MacDowell’s ‘To a Wild Rose’ to life with incredible sensitivity. This piece is a masterclass in how to make a simple melody sing. Sometimes, the quietest notes speak the loudest. Want to play this? Find the score and expert masterclasses in our digital archive.

Ever notice how a single chord can shift your mood from a deep, melancholic blue to a bright, sun-drenched gold? Piano isn't just about reading notes; it’s about painting with sound. What colour are you playing today? Let us know in the comments! 👇

Unlock the secret to a cantabile tone with Graham’s short video on mastering legatissimo. Discover how a subtle overlap in your touch can transform simple melodies into a rich, seamless flow of sound.

Does sight-reading feel like a foreign language? Do scales feel like a chore? Tomorrow at 7:00 PM, we’re changing that. Join acclaimed concert pianist Alisdair Hogarth for a deep dive into the secret code of piano playing. Join us tomorrow! 🔗 https://pianistpiano.com/41S3nhX

Why not make 2026 the year to become more app-savvy? In our latest blog, Owen Mortimer sets you on the right track by presenting his pick of the top 10 apps to help you develop your skills at the keyboard. Give the piece a read. https://pianistpiano.com/4sUxNuN

The ultimate confidant. For Chopin, the piano wasn't just an instrument; it was a sanctuary for the emotions that words couldn't capture. Does the piano know your secrets, too? ✨

There is no hiding when you sit down at the keys. Whether it’s joy, longing, or quiet reflection, the piano has a way of translating our deepest emotions into sound when words simply aren't enough. What does your playing say about your mood today?👇

In this episode of our Beginner Workshops, pianist Alisdair Hogarth tackles the 'big three' of piano technical growth: Scales, exercises, and sight-reading. On 28th April at 7:00 PM, learn how to read music faster and build finger independence. 🔗 https://pianistpiano.com/3Otu6hJ

It’s easy to press a key and hear a perfect tone, but a lifetime of dedication lies in the nuances - the touch, the pedalling, and the artistry that makes the instrument sing.  Where are you currently on your piano journey? Beginner, master, or somewhere in the infinite middle? 👇

From regular tunings to dusting and insurance, here are some invaluable tips for those who own an acoustic piano. Read our latest blog for our top tips on keeping your piano in the best condition. https://pianistpiano.com/4enMgfc #piano #pianotips #blog #pianist #pianoadvice #classicalmusic

A powerful reminder for every pianist: perfection is secondary to the soul you pour into the keys. Don't let the fear of a slip-up keep you from telling your story. Which do you focus on more in the practice room - the notes or the feeling? #Beethoven #PianoQuotes #ClassicalMusic #PianoInspiration

In our latest podcast episode, Isata Kanneh-Mason talks to Pianist editor Erica Worth about her latest all-Prokofiev recording, which has just been released on the Decca label. She also chats about bringing classical music to the young people of Antigua and more. https://pianistpiano.com/3QH5h2o

Tonight’s the night! 🎹 Join Alisdair Hogarth at 7pm to master the essentials of posture and technique - there’s still time to grab your £10 ticket or join as a Prime member for free access. Book your spot - https://pianistpiano.com/4takaJ6

Join Alisdair Hogarth tomorrow at 7:00 PM to master piano essentials like posture and hand position while eliminating bad habits in a live workshop. Tickets are just £10, or free for Pianist Prime members - secure your spot now to build a solid foundation! https://pianistpiano.com/4takaJ6

We’re running a limited-time 50% OFF sale on all digital back issues of Pianist via Pocketmags. This is the perfect opportunity to stock up on Step-by-Step lessons and graded scores for your students at a fraction of the cost. Explore the archive 🔗 . https://pianistpiano.com/Pocketmags

Only 7 days to go until Episode 1 of our Beginner Workshop Series: The Basics. Are you a beginner or returning to the piano after a break? Don't let bad habits hold you back. https://writ.me/419pdgw

Debussy was the ultimate rule-breaker. He didn't care for the 'proper' way to resolve a chord; he cared about the feeling and the atmosphere. He reminds us that while theory and technique are our tools, our ultimate goal is to create something that breathes.