Arnhem-Harderwijk Piano Somatics Institute 2026
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Lessons include:
the basic development of arch structure to transform the hand and sound of an amateur pianist.
Developing a transcendently beautiful, rich sound for a professional jazz pianist by adding the anti-gravity function to his arm weight technique approach
Bringing some musical structure to a virtuoso performance of the Beethoven Pathétique Sonata for a young conservatory student
Special work on a problematic thumb of a young pop artist recording musician to bring it to a new sense of full, potent neutrality.
Consolidating hand structure for a more martial sound in the famous Rachmaninoff G minor prelude
Flowing harpist-like arm movements and a standing hand for a more beautifully orchestrated Debussy arabesque
Detailed work on reducing muscularity and increasing musical perception of the voice leading to make the Chopin E minor prelude flower into song
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What each label in the lesson list means.
- Lesson
- Live recorded lessons/sessions during the institute
- Lecture
- Lectures given during the institute
- ATM
- Awareness through movement sessions
- Performance
- Live recorded performances during the institute
- Information
- Useful info presented during the institute
- Casual
- Live recorded casual sessions during the institute
- ATPM
- Live recorded ATPMs during the institute
These videos are raw footage from the Arnhem-Harderwijk Piano Somatics Institute 2026 institute.
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