Playing with shape and colour in music @PianistMagazine
Playing with shape and colour in music @PianistMagazine
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
Scales and arpeggios don’t have to sound mechanical - give them shape, rhythm, and colour! In this clip, Graham Fitch explores how to bring life to your technique, before diving into Burgmüller’s Les Perles from Op 109. 🎹💎

Watch the full video on our youtube for tips on transforming your playing into something truly musical.
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