Alessandro Carbonare Masterclass - Clarinet - Debussy: Rhapsody

Masterclass by Professor Alessandro Carbonare in which they work Debussy's Rhapsody for clarinet and piano. This masterclass took place in Santander during the Encounter of Music and Academy 2010.
Student: Miguel Expósito
Accompanying pianist: Antonio Ortiz
Venue: Jesús de Monasterio Professional Conservatory of Music, Santander (Spain) 15/07/2010
C. Debussy: Première rhapsodie for clarinet and piano
Abstract:
Professor Carbonare explains the main aspects of the Debussy’s clarinet rhapsody insisting on the beginning of the piece and the recreation of its atmosphere and character.
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[@medusa210562]

I played this piece for my LTCL PERFORMANCE 20 years ago. I am thinking of practising it again. I find this piece one of the most beautiful in the clarinet repertoire. And this video is very very good.

[@hudsoncampos2201]

Bravo

[@luigicontini4167]

Il prof Carbonare è un grande e con maestri così è molto bello anche studiare, bravo anche il ragazzo che apprende in fretta e mette in pratica gli insegnamenti, però deve migliorare la "voce".

[@smvitor1]

Nice!!

[@anamariaposadalopez7394]

Hola, es posible acceder al video completo de la clase?

Gracias por tu interés, pero por ahora no está aunque anotamos tu sugerencia. En nuestro Canal Escuela sí puedes ver esta misma pieza trabajada por otros profesores:
www.escuelasuperiordemusicareinasofia.es/canal-escuela/pascal-moragues-debussy-premiere-rapsodie-clarinet-and-piano
www.escuelasuperiordemusicareinasofia.es/canal-escuela/paul-meyer-debussy-premiere-rapsodie-clarinet-and-piano

[@francescofilippini2020]

il pianissimo lo aveva fatto abbastanza bene (io pretenderei con molto garbo dall' allievo l'esecuzione dei brani con passaggi difficili con molti mezzi toni alternanti su brani dal tema facile , lascierei l'espressivita' dopo l' apprendimento ), ammiro comunque il Maestro Carbonare

[@absolutezeroteam3168]

Ma cosa vuol dire questo commento

[@luigicontini4167]

Non capisco il perchè. Carbonare non pretende ma, con molto garbo, consiglia e mostra "come" con grandissima abilità.....l'allievo riceve e mette subito in pratica dimostrando grande predisposizione.....quindi perchè aspettare? L'unico appunto che mi sento di fare è alla voce dell'allievo che, se paragonata a quella del professor Carbonare, la dice lunga su quanto lavoro debba ancora fare.