Note: This is an old post. For latest information about Instructive editions, please visit this page: www.pianostreet.com/instructive On the recent Music Education Expo in London, Piano Street presented a new concept for sheet music publication: The Piano Street Urtext & Instructive Edition Scores for all stages of learning Thanks to the possibilities of digital technology we are no longer limited […]

The first edition ever of a newly discovered piece by Mendelssohn was presented by Piano Street on the Music Education Expo in London earlier this month. The Urtext Piano Score and Autograph Manuscript are now available for download: Mendelssohn: Piano Piece in G, MWV U38 (Urtext Score) Mendelssohn: Piano Piece in G, MWV U38 (Autograph Manuscript) Pianist Roberto Prosseda has […]

Thanks to a collaboration with the Berliner Philharmoniker Digital Concert Hall, all Piano Street members can enjoy free access for 48 hours to the Digital Concert Hall. Log in to your Piano Street account to get your free voucher code which gives you instant access to the Digital Concert Hall. (No PS account? Sign up for free here!) Take the […]

The most popular composer among Piano Street’s members is Frédéric Chopin. As a holiday gift to our members and the piano playing world, we have prepared piano scores of two of his masterpieces, in two different editions each. Farewell music? Do you know which compositions Chopin selected for his own funeral? Along with Mozart’s Requiem this short but remarkable composition […]

In addition to the weekly articles here on the Classical Piano Blog, Piano Street has for many years been covering the daily news flow of piano related news in a few different formats. At first we published it here in the form of monthly link collections under the name “Piano News Flash” (see example) before moving on to even more […]

If you are like most other Piano Street visitors, you regularly listen to and enjoy piano music on YouTube or music streaming services like Spotify or Naxos Music Library. Compared to the era of LPs or CDs, the sheer amount of recordings we have instant access to today is completely overwhelming. Blessing or curse? While this is mostly a blessing […]

Following a recent discussion on the forum regarding whether or not to allow announcements of piano competitions, masterclasses and recitals, we have decided to open two new sub boards of the Miscellaneous section in order to provide room for relevant and non-commercial advertisements. Recitals http://www.pianostreet.com/smf/index.php?board=33.0 In line with Piano Street’s mission to stimulate and promote live piano music performances, all […]

A new, revolutionary tool that allows you to learn piano pieces faster, broaden your repertoire knowledge, improve your interpretational skills or to simply immerse yourself in the refined art of classical piano music, has finally arrived! The AST integrates Piano Street’s sheet music library with the leading video and music streaming services YouTube, Spotify and Naxos and allows you to […]

Music Education Expo takes place on 20 and 21 March 2013 at The Barbican in London. It is the largest national music education conference and exhibition in the UK, and it’s completely free to attend if you register in advance. Piano Street will present several new features, including the unique audiovisual study tool (AST), at our stand L2 at the […]

Piano Street’s series of recordings of Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier with pianist Martin Sturfält continues with four pairs of Preludes and Fugues, two from the first book and two from the second book. Follow the recording project here: Recording the 48 Prelude & Fugue no 4 in C-sharp Minor, from book 1 Prelude & Fugue no 10 in E Minor, from […]

One of many new features and usability enhancement of Piano Street’s piano music library which are to be introduced in the near future has now been implemented. The score preview makes it more convenient to browse the 3500+ piano scores by letting you view all pages in an overlay directly on the web-page instead of downloading or opening PDF-files. The […]

On September 21 2001 Piano Street’s forum opened its online doors and we are now celebrating the 10th anniversary! One of many reasons for the successful start back in 2001 was our very first print advertisement: a quarter page in the renowned magazine “International Piano”. It is therefore a great pleasure to announce that, at the 10 years mark we […]