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Olympic Games

Be an Olympian at the piano

By The Cross-Eyed Pianist | August 10, 2012

Get inspired by the London 2012 Olympic games and put into practice some of the proven techniques used by gold medal-winning athletes.

Be an Olympian at the piano.

Runner Mo Farah

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This post first appeared on my sister blog Frances Wilson’s Piano Studio

Posted in Practising and tagged as Olympic Games, Piano.

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