Mozart Piano Sonata in Bb - LSO Discovery A-level Seminar 2012
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Animateur Rachel Leach with pianist Catherine Edwards leads an examination of Mozart's Piano Sonata in Bb - one of the set works on the Edexcel A & AS Level syllabus.
Piano: Catherine Edwards
Really enjoyed listening to this. Rachel Leach is an excellent animateur and presenter. All excerpts of this lovely and remarkable sonata first movement very well played by Catherine too. I would just like to have heard at least once the link between the last few bars of the development and the start of the recapitulation. But certainly a very inspiring talk and demonstration for current A Level students!
Rachel Leach has created some of the most important things on RUclips, hands down, bar none, the greatest!
Great content, with a bewildering level of analytical depth!
I know it's 10 years since it was uploaded, but the 360p quality made me think it was a 1980s lecture uploaded from VHS at first :-)
Superb! Really useful... thank you
This is great!
Not everyone does. I'm not sure why the fact that he's dead makes his work less interesting. And at least for my part, there's no living composer I would find as interesting.
More Mozart is fine with me.
I guess in large part because I'm not 220 years old--for most of that time I had the handicap of not existing.
no. both are built on the flat supertonic but the n6 is a sub II chord (major, usually 1st inversion), whereas the 'flat 5' tritone sub is a sub V chord, constructed as a dom 7th in root position. so the chords have different harmonic functions (II or V), and the tritone sub replaces a chord whose root is a tritone away, whereas the n6 replaces a chord whose root is a semitone higher. the closest to a tritone sub in classical harmony is the augmented 6th, but that also usually functions as II.
Actually I did hear this link when Catherine was asked to play the whole movement right through. Again well presented and played!
I know the feeling... good luck
Kind amazing, you can talk so much, even you do not have a drink in hand?
Excellent, hope to attend in person with my classes in future!
saltsberg
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the impending doom of the exam on Monday brought me here
Excellent explanation! Congratulations! Thank you!
listening to good music instead of studying, eh?
Dan Garel brought me here
Hello LSO
That's just it; it's only written so much, and he's not going to write any more.
Besides, you've had over 220 years to learn about him. Out of jocose curiosity, Any particular reason why you took so long?
That's terrible. Maybe LSO's concertmaster can play a little something for you.
We already know this about Mozart. We also know he's dead.
How about some newer works, possibly by someone who could tell us about their piece themselves?!