A Journey into the world of Spanish Music (with Magdalena Baczewska)
Today we are guided through the vibrant and colorful world of Spanish Music with Magdalena Baczewska! This is a livestream for EVERYONE, as she will discuss styles, pieces, and musical attributes for many instrumentations!
Follow this event link to tune in!
https://app.tonebase.co/piano/live/player/magdalena-baczewska-music-of-spain
We are going to be using this thread to gather suggestions and questions!
- What questions do you have on this topic?
- Any particular area you would like me to focus on?
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Dominic, I am so glad you asked Magdalena about the origins of her passionate interest in this music. Great question! Also, thank you for showing the composer's name on the screen as she spoke of each one. You do so many thoughtful, helpful things that enrich the livestreams. Your dedication to excellence is apparent in every lesson. Thank you very much!
I so enjoyed hearing the differences between the types of clapping in the flamenco-rich music.
What an informative and enjoyable lesson! Thank you, again, Magdalena! Thank you, Dominic!
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You are right Pauline! This morning the thought of not having said, "Thank you Dominic" yesterday at the end of the session crossed my mind. Every detail was taken in account, Magdalena's rich presentation, plus Dominic's quick intervention, gave us the most enjoyable session about this wonderful theme of Spanish Music. Personally, I take it as a very much needed call to look into this fascinating repertoire. Thank you, thank you, thank you, Magdalena, Dominic and tonebase!
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What an inspirational class, Magdalena & Dominic! Thank you for introducing us to this spectacular music.
I decided to look into Albeniz a bit to pick something to start. I ALMOST picked his "Rodena" ...Until I checked the meter.
Guess what? It is 63/84.
That's a bit too much math for me to process in a one-week challenge. LOL!
I had better look for something of his that I can actually read.
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Watched the replay and loved every minute of it! Thanks Magdalena and Dominic!