QIGONG & PIANO

There exists a music we do not hear with the ears. It is the quiet arrangement of space, the dialogue between emptiness and fullness, the whisper of energy as it curls through a room. In the world of piano pedagogy, where hours are spent wrestling with sound, gesture, and spirit, it is no longer sufficient to think only of chairs, scores, and keys. The studio itself must become an instrument tuned not merely for sound, but for flow, harmony, and presence. Enter the art of Fen

In my ongoing journey with the I Ching, I have discovered a genuinely singular source of wisdom that serves less as a mere oracle and...

FOR MICHEL A pianist's hands are not just tools but the vessels through which music is transmitted to the listener. Each finger stroke...

Pain can have emotional roots, such as stress, anger, frustration, or perfectionism, which musicians commonly experience. To address...

Understanding Injuries and Tendonitis in Pianists: A Mind-Body Perspective with Insights from Traditional Chinese Medicine

Qigong, a centuries-old Chinese practice integrating physical postures, breathing techniques, and focused intention, has gained worldwide...