A remake of Elaine Chew’s Little Etudes for piano based on cardiac electrical anomalies, this time with introductions to each heart rhythm disorder by Pier Lambiase, Professor of Cardiology at the Barts Heart Centre / UCL.
Tag: cardiac arrhythmias
Little Etude Nº7: Wenckebach Lullaby
Nº7 of seven Little Etudes for beginner and intermediate piano players based on different cardiac electrophysiology aberrations for day 7 of WHRW2020: World Heart Rhythm Week (1-7 June 2020)
Little Etude Nº6: Ventricular Ectopics
Nº6 of seven Little Etudes for beginner and intermediate piano players based on different cardiac electrophysiology aberrations for day 6 of WHRW2020: World Heart Rhythm Week (1-7 June 2020)
Little Etude Nº5: Per Torsade
Nº5 of seven Little Etudes for beginner and intermediate piano players based on different cardiac electrophysiology aberrations for day 5 of WHRW2020: World Heart Rhythm Week (1-7 June 2020)
Little Etude Nº4: The Girl with the Labile T Waves
Nº4 of seven Little Etudes for beginner and intermediate piano players based on different cardiac electrophysiology aberrations for day 4 of WHRW2020: World Heart Rhythm Week (1-7 June 2020)
Little Etude Nº3: Ventricular Bigeminy
Nº3 of seven Little Etudes for beginner and intermediate piano players based on different cardiac electrophysiology aberrations for day 3 of WHRW2020: World Heart Rhythm Week (1-7 June 2020)
Little Etude Nº2: Atrial Flutter
Nº2 of seven Little Etudes for beginner and intermediate piano players based on different cardiac electrophysiology aberrations for day 2 of WHRW2020: World Heart Rhythm Week (1-7 June 2020)
Little Etude Nº1: Atrial Fibrillation
Nº1 of seven Little Etudes for beginner and intermediate piano players based on different cardiac electrophysiology aberrations for day 1 of WHRW2020: World Heart Rhythm Week (1-7 June 2020)
Little Etudes for World Heart Rhythm Week
Learning piano during covid-19 lockdown? Or returning to piano playing after a long hiatus? Watch this space for Little Etudes based on different cardiac arrhythmias to be released during World Heart Rhythm Week (1-7 June 2020).
Cardiac Response to Live Music Study on EHRA Essentials 4 You
Cardiac Response to Live Music Performance presentation for EHRA 2020 live on EHRA Essentials 4 You portal of the European Heart Rhythm Association, branch of the European Society of Cardiology.