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Piano masterclass with Murray Perahia / JMC 2022 / Matan Gur Nelson / Bach: Overture in French Style
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- čas přidán 25. 12. 2022
- Murray Perahia Summer Course for Outsdanding Young Pianists the Jerusalem Music Centre, 2021
JMC Piano Program
The JMC Piano Program was established by JMC President Murray Perahia, for the purpose of helping to develop Israel’s most talented young pianists between the ages of 12 and 18, educating them and fostering a set of musical and artistic values that will accompany them throughout their lives.
Participants are selected as a result of a nationwide scouting process, participating in a series of educational activities that run throughout the year. These include masterclasses with Mr. Perahia and other leading pianists from throughout the world at the JMC, weekly instruction in chamber music playing (piano trios, quartets, quintets, sonatas for piano and violin, etc.), weekly classes in keyboard harmony, counterpoint and improvisation, intensive residential weekends and courses, and performance opportunities at the JMC and elsewhere.
In order to do the best we can for our participants, we must also support their teachers, with whom they meet and work on a weekly basis. For that reason, the program also includes support for Israeli piano teachers, through special masterclasses and seminars designed to support and promote their pedagogical and musical development. To this end the program also includes master classes and seminars built in a way that will encourage and enhance its pedagogical and musical abilities.
The objective of the program is quite simply to give our young pianists the very best musical education available anywhere in the world, and to do so regardless of the participant’s financial means or place of residence.
Voicing is extremely important in these pieces. 👍Cool! Thank you for the video 🙂
Thank you. Highly intelligent student and magnificent mentor.
I enjoyed this video. Talented, cool-headed and quick student. Spot on advice from the master whose sometimes impatient tone (likely how he “speaks” to himself when he practices) is balanced by heartfelt praise. I wish the video had been edited with a less choppy result. I especially would’ve liked to have seen the end of the session for a sense of closure and to gain a sense of the student’s personality and stage presence as he acknowledges the master, the audience, their applause, etc.
I agree, if the editors are reading this please show us the full masterclass! Including parts that might be "boring" repetition, we learn from that too.
Fazit: to bring the piano to sing you have to be able to do a lot - like rhythm, harmony, legt and right Hand, pedalling. Oh my gosh, is this a hard game 😢
@@eyalurim: There is always a time limit in making the video. The great thing is, Perahia didn’t care about it - he continued teaching!! Wonderful person.
What a talented young pianist. And the teacher…what to write? Thank you for sharing. 🙏
He's brilliant on just about everything I've watched of him, quite stern and convicted but his standards demand it
Dankeschön!Das ist großartig.
What a marvelous young talent!
Wow! The student is good with the best Pianist in the world as a teacher. I would literally convert to Judaism to be student of
Mr. Perahia.
If by an off chance that you read this Mr. Perahia, PLUHEEEZE come to Toronto, Ontario, Canada to preform at the Royal Conservatory/Telus centre for the performing arts.
Doesn’t quite work that way! At any rate, you do not need to be Jewish to work with Murray Perahia. His great love is the MUSIC.
@@quaver1239 Oh. Well in that case I will remain agnostic 😂
Wow, the student, he's such a young kid.
He almost can't help wanting to play it for him instead =:D
"Don't rush!" before he even played the fugal answer. Perahia has some insights, but also shows affectation and misdirected querulousness. Being a nearly flawless performer is no guarantee of being a good teacher.
FREE PALESTINE FROM RIVER TO SEA! FREE PALESTINE!
Stop politicizing everything and enjoy the music
@@benr7882 Stop simping for settlers/zionist apologists living on stolen land while genociding and ethnically cleansing its native population
From the river to the sea? Do you even know what it means?
@@user-zz5je1ry1o No, it sound like from the Jordan to the Mediterranean.
@@benr7882 He's not able to perceive the infinite beauty of Bach.