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Everything you need to know about Deceptive Cadences

Everything you need to know about Deceptive Cadences

by Juan Rezzuto | Oct 9, 2020 | Music Theory, Musical Analysis, WKMT

Being a piano student, you may find many examples of deceptive cadences in the pieces you play, but seldomly we realize what are they and most importantly, why are there. Most piano tutors fail to explain the harmonic content of a piece thoroughly, and this can have...
Why Should we Learn Analysis as Piano Students?

Why Should we Learn Analysis as Piano Students?

by Juan Rezzuto | Jun 26, 2020 | Musical Analysis, WKMT

Such an interesting question we tend to receive from students, and we would like to give it a general answer for everyone who may be asking the same. Firstly, let’s begin to understand what musical analysis is and from that we will grasp the importance of why we...
The building of a Musical piece

The building of a Musical piece

by Juan Rezzuto | Dec 21, 2019 | Composition, Harmony, Keyboard Harmony, Musical Analysis, WKMT

The four options of continuation in Musical Composition Here we share with you all a summary of a great article recently published on WKMT Blog and written by Gisela Paterno about music analysis. One of the essential parts in any piano student performance is the...

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