‘Music heals the mind, body and soul’. I am sure everyone has come across this statement, mostly in commercials or advertisements. I am a...

Imagine three employees. The first one - let’s call him Steve- spends twelve hours per day at his office. He eats there, sleeps there, he...

Practice makes perfect - everyone knows this saying. It's true about any skill you need for work or leisure. We use this phrase all the t...

Physics is by far my dad's greatest passion. Ever since I remember he has been fascinated by the universe and various theories about its ...

The other day, a friend asked me to write a post about efficiency, especially regarding to piano practice. Why she thought I was the righ...

A few days ago, I had a nice chat with Aleksander Debicz, a pianist I met several years ago at the Mozarteum Summer Academy in Salzburg. ...

A few posts ago, I introduced you to the first part of my project about the human brain and its reaction to music. Today, I’d like us to ...

Today, I'd like us to come back to the topic which I started in the 'Greek tragedy with a piano' post - what options young musicians have...

Today, I'm going to take up a very difficult subject of a thinking pattern which is hugely responsible for all kinds of stress. We learn ...

Ever since I started this blog I've felt that it would be a good idea to share with you a few chapters from a project I wrote a little wh...

In my last post, I wrote about various emotions covered by the term 'stress' and their positive and negative effects. I focused particula...

These days we hear about it all the time. But I think the subject of stress in a musician's life specifically is worth bringing up. Both ...

How many classical pianists do you know? Ten? Twenty? Maybe fifty? Now, let's try to estimate how many piano students graduate with a hig...

No other topic causes as many controversies among musicians as competitions. Almost every pianist I know has his or her opinion on this s...