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This course remains available as an archive of the original 2021 edition. Since its publication, the research has continued to evolve, and I would like every student of this course to have free access to the latest PianoWell Program.
Please begin your studies with the updated program linked below. The original videos remain available here for those who wish to compare the evolution of the ideas or study the earlier demonstrations.
Master harmony through soft, legato play, marking positions and changes, and exploring hand motion, pedal, and sound texture to imagine and shape intervals, color, and posture.
Explore student results in lesson 2 of the master piano technique course for advanced pianists.
Master dynamic control and voicing through mental practice, imagining sound texture and harmony across four layers while coordinating hands, and practice six dynamic levels with chord voicing.
Develop advanced piano technique by practicing voicing, dynamics, and harmony to enhance musical expression and touch.
Master articulations through the classical period, romantic period, and impressionist period, shaping phrasing, emphasis, and pulsation in advanced piano technique.
Learn to sing and play 15 articulations by coordinating legato, intonation, glissando, and resistance with weight, finger preparation, and controlled acceleration for expressive piano phrasing.
Explore articulations through interval-based singing exercises for advanced pianists, pausing to sing internally and feel acceleration, and observe the first note in every interval without articulation.
Explore six common articulations—legato, staccato, accent, and more—by singing while playing, using three tempos and four time to integrate rhythm and dynamics.
Summarize a student's result in mastering advanced piano technique, volume II, for pianists seeking mastery.
This course was originally published in 2021 as Mastery of Piano Technique. Since then, the research has continued to evolve into the PianoWell System—a more comprehensive framework presented through illustrated books, guided videos, and additional learning resources.
The latest edition is available at:
pianowell-system website
This 2021 edition comprises four illustrated volumes, more than 18 hours of guided videos, and over 35 hours of recorded open lessons. It introduces the core principles that later developed into the PianoWell System.
This program is designed for advanced pianists, piano teachers, and university-level students seeking a deeper understanding of technique, sound production, movement, memorization, and artistic performance.
Authored by Emma Leiuman, concert pianist and creator of the PianoWell System, this course presents an integrated approach to piano playing based on more than three decades of research and practical experience.
VOL II
Volume II builds upon the foundations established in Volume I, expanding the concepts of sound imagination and inner singing into harmony, voicing, dynamics, and artistic expression.
It also introduces a comprehensive approach to articulation, exploring fifteen different articulation types—including legato, staccato, tenuto, détaché, two-note slurs, accents, and their musical application. The volume further develops three-dimensional wrist motion, demonstrating how movement naturally adapts to different tonal qualities, dynamic levels, and styles of articulation.
It is recommended to complete Volume I before beginning this volume.
The PDF includes links to the accompanying videos and supporting learning materials.
For the best results, I recommend setting aside previously learned repertoire while working through the program. This helps avoid interference during the retraining process. Ideally, the program is undertaken during a period when several hours of focused daily practice are possible.
Each topic is designed to be studied in three stages:
Study the chapter and watch the corresponding video.
Observe the practical application in an open lesson.
Practise the material using the guided exercises.
Most dedicated pianists complete the complete four-volume program in approximately six to nine months, depending on their pace of study and available practice time.