Pamela Frank Mini Masterclass - Brahms Violin Sonata No. 1 (Geneva 2018)
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 20. 09. 2020
- Do you know how to explore and interpret different kinds of beauty? đ»đ¶ We're revisiting Pamela Frank's masterclass from the #Geneva2018 Competition and we love the work that Pam and Christina Jihee Nam did together to explore different types of beauty and the soft dynamics in Brahms' Violin Sonata No. 1
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Maestra Frank a spectacular master class!!! I've been to plus viewed other master classes where the professor / artist would seem to erase any flaws from the students by playing the piece themselves... This in a nutshell is all ego on their on their end...Now You Ms. Frank truly enlighten the students provoking all sensory thought.. Visually by what the composer has written which clarifies audible, emotional as well as technical awareness!!! Bravi to You both....
Amazing playing! đ«
Love Pamela. I wish I could hear her in live performance in my home town one day!
I'm not trying to put you on the spot here....then asks her, what does mezzo voce mean, what does con anima mean etc I would have been mortified!! I love her approach to detective work though.
Nice
Where. Is this?
This was from 2018 Menuhin competition... Ms. Frank is most notably on the distinguished teachers at the world renowned Curtis Institute of Music...
@@wendymyers3182 Which was where?
â@@watutman geneva i think
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Very uncomfortable viewing
Why?
Die Geigerin's Haare sind so lang.
Ihre Haare stehen ihr ausgezeichnet
Too slow. Otherwise nice playing.
Vivace ma non troppo
Too obsessed with the markings. German interpreters from turn of the century were much less pedantic.
The markings are there for a reason...
So we follow the German interpreters or Brahms himself?
The student can play but she is always unsure how she can speak up how she plays. She was unsure and she does not know maybe she is nervous or she just followed her teacher and practiced a lot