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I’m a huge fan of podcasts. I’ve got one for every mood, topic and occasion. Whether I’m cooking dinner, driving to a gig, or going for a walk – I love to learn new things and get inspired. Over the years, I’ve found a handful of podcasts that keep me motivated as a pianist, feed
So, you want to produce your own piano concert? Whether you’re a seasoned performer or taking the leap for the first time, putting on your own show is both exciting and overwhelming. I’ve been there – learning everything from scratch, making plenty of mistakes, and eventually, turning my concerts into a successful part of my
Where It All Began: The Moment That Changed Everything In 2011, I attended a small piano recital at the Sydney Conservatorium, where a student performed an intimate concert of Final Fantasy music. I remember sitting there, shocked – not by the performance itself, but by the sheer fact that someone was playing non-classical music in
Stage fright is something almost every musician experiences at some point. That nervous energy before a performance can be exhilarating, but when it turns into overwhelming anxiety, shaky hands, or a racing heart, it can feel impossible to focus on the music. As a pianist, you don’t have the luxury of hiding behind a microphone
Have you ever wondered why some pieces stick in your memory for years while others seem to disappear overnight? Memorizing music isn’t just about repetition – it’s a fascinating process involving different parts of your brain working together. Understanding how your brain stores, retrieves, and strengthens musical memories can make learning and memorization much easier!
NATALYA PLAYS PIANO 