For those of you who are passionate about piano playing, the piano-yoga website could become a simple source of inspiration, providing food

Dear All, Music is is so important during these times. Here is the list of some of my favourite pieces which can ‘feed your soul’:

I hope that after such a long time in quarantine there is a glimpse of hope! However before hope there is an acceptance...

Dear All, During these difficult times, I have decided to initiate a series of interviews with many remarkable & inspirational people ...

Many years ago when I was a Yoga student at the Life Centre in London, I came across Ayurveda, the traditional Hindu system of medicine.

Last week I released Mindfulness Playlist Week 2 which you can listen to on my website here. The selection of the pieces starts with the co

Following your questions, here is the more detailed description on what the Piano-Yoga® Club Online is!

I would like to offer you a playlist of piano pieces which are quite easy to master for anyone with intermediate or advanced skills!

We are delighted to announce the launch of Piano-Yoga® Club Online! the Club will give an opportunity to learn in-depth about the Piano-Yoga

During this testing times, I have decided to release one of my previously unreleased materials: the recording of JS Bach Fantasia & Fugue BW

Following numerous distraught conversations with my colleagues and students about this rather sad issue, the new virus, here are my thoughts

With the masterclasses well under way, we here at Piano-Yoga® thought we’d take the opportunity to tell you a little more about the founder

As you know, this year I am running a series of Piano-Yoga® masterclasses to give you more insight into Piano-Yoga® and help you all be the

Many of us like attending workshops, masterclasses, piano courses and numerous piano lessons, continuously learning. And it is a good thing!

After I created Piano-Yoga® I have been constantly asked about an holistic approach to various issues connected with piano playing. The...

Every professional musician knows the drill: if you want to be good you need to practise. For classical musicians there are many hours of

Here is a selection of pieces that will most likely elevate your mood &, at the same time, will be great for developing your piano technique

There are some pieces which I call ‘Crowd Pleasers’. Once you learn them, they stay in your memory and hands easily and can be picked up

With the first student, who had a problem with his right hand (see the Transforming yourself through playing the piano, Part 1), it was...

One of my students was playing Schumann/Liszt ‘Dedication’, when I noticed how unbalanced his hands were: the left hand was beautiful,...