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I'm watching this viola masterclass at the moment, at least parts of it.
Two great teachers there, Tabea Zimmermann and Kim Kashkashian. There are several students and pieces of music, I don't know all of them so I'm watching the ones I'm familiar with (aurally). The pieces in there :
- Bach prelude from 1st suite
- Schubert Arpeggione sonata, 1st mov
- Bartok concerto, 1st mov (which I'd never heard - and frankly I don't like it but that's personal)
- Mozart's Concertante symphony for violin and viola, 1st mov
- Brahms F minor sonata
- Stamitz viola concerto, 1st mov
It's inspirational… Only dreaming of reaching such a level someday --> got to practice !
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This is well worth taking your time on. I will be watching this in segments and moving on slowly. Thanks, WTW.
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Yes, I'm watching in segments too – preferably with my viola close at hand, although I can't quite manage what they say… can always try!
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Yes, I'm watching in segments too – preferably with my viola close at hand, although I can't quite manage what they say… can always try!
Trying is the best you can do. ?
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@Violaman Trying gets you to the point of being able to do, right? Unlike the being "trying" that I can relate to. LOL
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