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We talk about this Rondo-like work, which can easily be classified as a Piano Concerto for Single Instrument
We explore this fascinating work and the idyllic-to-tumultuous transitions
We look briefly at a very unknown Sonata movement, analyzing his songlike melodies in this work
We look at the first movement in F Major of this canonical, musical puzzle-like work.
We look at a melody/section from the famous Sonata in F# Minor by Schumann, which could have been written by Gershwin.
We talk about a technique Sviatoslav Richter used post-concert/post-recital using Mozart Sonata KV 533 Mvmt I
A quick walkthrough of the famous first movement of Beethoven's "Moonlight" Sonata
We look primarily at the second movement of KV 457, a gorgeous cantabile work that needs a full singing tone.
A quite short episode focused on Alexei Nasedkin, one of the best Schubert interpreters
Written in 1815 when Schubert was only 18, this pure orchestral-style work has some amazing compositional ideas. We explore the beginnings of Schubert's twisted harmonic language.
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Live Masterclass Readings for Keyboard Works.