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Partimento techniques

How to learn partimento without advanced piano technique?

As a relatively new composer deeply inspired by the late Romantic style, I’ve recently found myself intrigued by partimento, an instructional technique used to teach composition in the 17th and 18th centuries. Although I’m primarily a violinist, I’ve dabbled in piano and can work my way through pieces like Chopin’s C# minor Waltz with enough […]






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How to Use Compatible Chords and Scales to Expand Your Musical Ideas

As musicians, songwriters, or producers, we are always seeking new ways to enhance our compositions. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned composer, understanding the relationship between chords and scales is essential for adding depth and richness to your music. This is where exploring compatible chords and scales becomes a game-changer. In this guide, we’ll […]






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Enhance Your Compositions with Relative and Common Chords

As a songwriter or music producer, you’re always looking for ways to add emotional depth and seamless transitions to your music. Whether you’re composing for the first time or polishing up an existing track, finding the right chords to convey emotion and mood is crucial. The Piano Companion app is a powerful tool designed to […]






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The Best Piano Chord Progressions for Christmas Songs

As the festive season approaches, there’s nothing quite like the warm, nostalgic sounds of holiday piano music filling the air. Whether you’re a seasoned musician or a beginner just starting to explore the world of piano, Christmas songs offer an excellent opportunity to experiment with beautiful, timeless Christmas chord progressions that resonate with everyone. But […]






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The Most Common Cadences Every Producer Should Know

Music is built on patterns and resolutions, and cadences are at the heart of these resolutions. Whether you’re a budding songwriter or an established producer, understanding cadences is essential to making your compositions flow naturally and creating emotional impact. In this post, we’ll dive deep into the most common cadences every producer should know, how […]






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How Piano Teachers Can Leverage Piano Companion for Student Success

As a piano teacher, finding the right tools to supplement your lessons can be challenging. While traditional methods of teaching music theory and piano practice are invaluable, using technology can enhance the learning experience for your students. One such tool that I’ve found incredibly effective is Piano Companion, a flexible and powerful music theory app […]






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