SIGN-UP Improve Your MOZART Sonata With Orli Shaham!

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Fresh off the release of her tonebase course “Inside Mozart’s Piano Sonatas,” Orli Shaham is here to help take you to the next step with your Mozart playing.
This Intensive is meant for pianists who are currently working on a movement from one of Mozart’s 18 Sonatas. Whether you’re just getting started with the “Easy Sonata” K. 545, or are trying to polish one of his more virtuosic Sonatas, you WILL improve your improve your technique and interpretation of Mozart and Classical Sonata Form.
- Sign-Up : Thursday, November 3rd at 8 am PST
- Course Period: November 7 - 21st
- Class Size: max. 4 Groups á 10 Participants
- Optional check-In via Zoom: tba
If there are too many sign-ups, participants will be chosen at random and notified by November 7th!
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19 replies
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Omg! I would love to participate. Any chance Mozart's Adagio in B Minor would be acceptable? If not, no prob, I'll stick to the plan.
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I believe I am signed up so keeping my fingers crossed now!
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Hi, I’m curious about this but not clear about what this will be and how it will work.
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Is it a day per group in two weeks period ?
- Course Period: November 7 - 21st
- Class Size: max. 4 Groups á 10 Participants
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Very interested UT I don't understand what format this will take, more details please.
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That’s great. I am right now on the a minor Sonata KV 310. Maybe I can have some advices here and there. 🙋♀️
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I'm working on KV 576 (No. 18), and the Allegro is pretty much under control. But I'm traveling from Nov. 13-18 (internet access only in the evenings). I'm not sure if that prevents me from participating. Also still not clear on the format. Do participants submit videos in advance for consideration of inclusion?
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Dear all,
The group threads will open up tomorrow and Orli's assignment video will be posted at the top. In short, you should pick a movement from a Sonata and Orli will have specific tasks for you, depending on whether it's a 1st, 2nd, or 3rd movement. Of course you can ask questions about other movements, or – if you're just beginning – you can just focus on a single passage. For those wondering about other Mozart works, like the Rondos or the Adagio, you're welcome to seek advice on them, but I also recommend working on a Sonata, since the resources from Orli's course will best suited to that.
More soon!
Ben
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If we got your email, does that mean we are in? Fingers crossed!
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I just realized that I saw Ben's post...didn't get an email. How do we know if we were accepted for a group?
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Thank you.
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- thank you!