🎻🤔PAGANINI - CAPRICE No. 13, Part 1, "Musical Solutions" Masterclass by violinist, Marta Szlubowska.

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🎻🤔PAGANINI - CAPRICE No. 13, Part 1, "Musical Solutions" Masterclass by violinist, Marta Szlubowska.
🙏Thank you for joining me for the "Musical Solutions" Masterclass Series made possible by the generous Project Grant from the Mississippj Arts Commission, state arts organization!
"Musical Solutions" by violinist, Marta Szlubowska
"Musical Solutions" playlist here:
• A "secret" fingering! ...
Nicolo Paganini (1782-1840) was a great Italian composer from the Romantic Era, who in 18th and 19th centuries revolutionized the violin technique. Caprice No. 13 belong to a famous collection of 24 Caprices Op. 1, each representing different violin technique. Caprices by Paganini are an integral part of the standard violin repertoire and are required at most violin competitions.
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Praised for her “warm lyricism and flawless technique” by Le soir (Belgium) and for her “gripping performance of music by Grażyna Bacewicz” by The Washington Post, Polish-American violinist, MARTA SZLUBOWSKA is a sought-after soloist, chamber musician, teacher and a concertmaster. Her concerts have taken her to over 15 countries throughout Europe and Americas. Between 2005-2022 Ms. Szlubowska held the position of the Concertmaster and Soloist of the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra in Jackson, MS.
A winner of numerous awards, fellowships and prizes such as 1st Prizes at the Marbury and Yale Gordon Competitions and the 2nd Prize in the Bryan International String Competition, Ms. Szlubowska has appeared as a soloist with the Rochester Philharmonic, North Carolina Symphony, and many others. She has given numerous performances at Tanglewood, Meadowmount and Colorado Music Festivals. Ms. Szlubowska performed under the baton of Leonard Bernstein and Seiji Ozawa at Tanglewood, as well as Alexander Schneider at Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
Her passion for solo and chamber music led Ms. Szlubowska to work with various ensembles such as Mississippi Fine Arts String Trio, Mississippi Orchestra String Quartet, Inaugural Piano Trio, Tango Rendezvous Ensemble, as well as Marta Szlubowska Ensemble, a vibrant and exciting strings and accordion ensemble that showcases light classical and popular music from around the world. The ensemble has performed at St. Paul Concert Series in Meridian, Arts and Lecture Series at Millsaps College, and many more.
Ms. Szlubowska, former faculty at Millsaps College and Conservatory and the University of Southern Mississippi, holds the Bachelor’s and Artist Diploma degrees from the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University and Master’s Degree in Violin Performance from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. Her teachers include Janusz Szok, Charles Libove, Berl Senofsky and Charles Treger.
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[@kiagengcello]

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[@musicalmomentswithmarta]

Thank you for watching! 🎻

[@steve8081]

Sounds good

[@musicalmomentswithmarta]

Thank you so much for watching! Let me know if you have any questions. 🎻 🙏🙂

[@geraldillo]

Hi Marta,
Thanks again for an inspiring video. I like this piece especially because of the contrast between the two parts.
Your description of the first part as "the devil's laughter" is well chosen.
I like to look at the second part as "the devil's anger", it's my favourite part because it is rhythmically very interesting and challenging (I say this, but meanwhile my level is by far not good enough that I would be able to play it...🙂)

[@musicalmomentswithmarta]

Wonderful, thank you for your comments. Well, you just have to practice more ( and believe in yourself), so you CAN play it! 😀Good luck!

[@geraldillo]

@@musicalmomentswithmarta Thanks!