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Re: What's the last LIVE concert you attended! @Gail Starr Alas, not any longer. We were there for 14 years...and just went back to visit friends.
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Re: What's the last LIVE concert you attended! @Gail Starr It's an amazing space. The driving force is its founder, Masako Sauliere, assisted by her violinist daughter Aki, and Aki's cellist husband, Raphael Bell,…
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Re: What's the last LIVE concert you attended! A much smaller event than most of those listed here. On June 30. Chamber music - Saint-Saens cello concerto and Brahms quintet for strings and clarinet.…
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Re: What is the last tonebase lesson you watched? @Vincent Young Clair de Lune! Jean-Efflam glows with emotion as he teaches and then - tempers the intensity so it becomes bearable. A great lesson from a Great Teacher.
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Re: What is the last tonebase lesson you watched? @Dominic Cheli Me, too. I could watch Boris every day. His breadth of experience and thought and - even more - his generosity of soul shines through every minute. He is a wonder and a treasure.
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Re: What piece of music never fails to make you smile or feel uplifted, and why? @Sandhya (Sandy) Asirvatham , Playful is pretty uplifting, too.
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Re: What piece of music never fails to make you smile or feel uplifted, and why? @ShreyB , Yes! it's enormous fun to play, isn't it? and hard to think of a better piece for learning to build a long crescendo... Such fabulous dynamics and shifts - what a gem.…
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Re: What piece of music never fails to make you smile or feel uplifted, and why? There are so many! But when I die, I've asked to have Prokofiev's Classical Symphony played... fun and funny. Life's fleeting and often....a colossal joke. Or Schubert...or Mahler...…
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Re: Quick Tips: How Silence and Breathing can make your PLAYING better! Letting the music breathe seems so important. I hope you'll speak at length about that... how to do that with elegance and style(s) to match the music.
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Re: Can we have a tutorial on Rachmaninoff Prelude Op 23 No 4 in D major? Agree. And Boris Giltburg is a wonderful teacher, isn't he? absolutely infectious love of the music and of teaching others. Maybe we'll be lucky enough that he'll do the Rachmaninoff.
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Re: Level 6 – Repertoire, Course Lists & Discussion Space @Ben Laude Hello. Skill tags might be very helpful if the skills are things like voicing and so on, but how do we (I feel we're all in this together) tag "skills" like understanding what a hairpin…
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Re: Level 6 – Repertoire, Course Lists & Discussion Space A very useful set of tools - both the little questionnaire, the repertoire, and the recommendations. Thank you! And... I was looking at Level 5, too, and stumbled on Seymour's video on Chopin's…
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