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Videos to dive deeper into Jazz History.
Videos to dive deeper into Jazz History.
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Masters of Classic Piano Teaching.
Masters of Classic Piano Teaching.
History of the Blues, Part 1 & 2 and Robert Johnson
Bill Evans
'playing Jazz is not an intellectual process. You use your intellect to take apart the materials and learn to understand them and learn to work with them. But actually it takes years and years of playing to develop the facility so that you can forget all of that.
Rob Franken
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Interesting Video's with Masters in Classical Piano
Jorge Bolet
Jorge Bolets masterclass from 1983
The following pianist are participating:
Ira Levin, USA
Jose Feghali, Brazil
Philip Smith, UK
Marc-Antionio Barone, USA
Wolfgang Manz, Germany
Barry Douglas, UK
The following pianist are participating:
Ira Levin, USA
Jose Feghali, Brazil
Philip Smith, UK
Marc-Antionio Barone, USA
Wolfgang Manz, Germany
Barry Douglas, UK
Jacques de Tiège. Short docu (1999) about Jacques de Tiège (1936-2022), one of the most influential and outspoken Belgian piano teachers of the last century.
Jacques de Tiège was professor at the conservatories of Antwerp and Tilburg. Among his pupils and pianists who were looking for his advice were a.o. Enrico Pace, Leif Ove Andsnes, Bertrand Chamayou, Igor Roma, Marc-André Hamelin, Antony Hermus, Yuja Wang, Liebrecht Vanbeckevoort, Urbain Boodts, Sylvia Traey, Robert Groslot, Eliane Rodrigues, Edoardo Torbianelli, Michel Stas.
Jacques de Tiège was professor at the conservatories of Antwerp and Tilburg. Among his pupils and pianists who were looking for his advice were a.o. Enrico Pace, Leif Ove Andsnes, Bertrand Chamayou, Igor Roma, Marc-André Hamelin, Antony Hermus, Yuja Wang, Liebrecht Vanbeckevoort, Urbain Boodts, Sylvia Traey, Robert Groslot, Eliane Rodrigues, Edoardo Torbianelli, Michel Stas.
Leonard Bernstein told the television audience at the start of the first Young People's Concert: "No matter what stories people tell you about what music means, forget them. Stories are not what music means. Music is never about things. Music just is. It's a lot of beautiful notes and sounds put together so well that we get pleasure out of hearing them. So when we ask, 'What does it mean; what does this piece of music mean?' we're asking a hard question. Let's do our best to answer it." During the course of this first program, the New York Philharmonic performs portions of Rossini's "William Tell" Overture, Beethoven's Sixth Symphony, and Ravel's La Valse.
