Thomas Hampson Masterclass June 24, 2016
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- The Music Academy of the West is among the nation’s preeminent summer schools and festivals for gifted young classically trained musicians. At its ocean-side campus in Santa Barbara, the Academy provides these musicians with the opportunity for advanced study and performance under the guidance of internationally renowned faculty artists, guest conductors, and soloists. Admission to the Academy is strictly merit based, and fellows receive full scholarships (tuition, room, and board). The Academy’s distinguished teaching artists roster has included famed soprano Lotte Lehmann, composers Darius Milhaud and Arnold Schoenberg, cellist Gregor Piatigorsky, pianist Jeremy Denk, and current Voice Program Director Marilyn Horne. Academy alumni are members of major symphony orchestras, chamber orchestras, ensembles, opera companies, and university and conservatory faculties throughout the world. Many enjoy careers as prominent solo artists. In 2014 the Music Academy entered into a four-year partnership with the New York Philharmonic, resulting in unprecedented training and performance opportunities for Academy fellows, and Summer Festival residencies for Philharmonic musicians. The Music Academy of the West cultivates discerning, appreciative, and adventurous audiences, presenting more than 200 public events annually, nearly half of them free of charge. These include performances by faculty, visiting artists, and fellows; masterclasses; orchestra and chamber music concerts; and a fully staged opera. The 2016 Summer School and Festival took place from June 13 to August 6 at the Academy’s scenic Miraflores campus and in venues throughout Santa Barbara. For more information, visit musicacademy.org.
- Hudba
I always learn so much from Thomas Hampson's masterclasses.
He is a dream teacher 👏🏻💯❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Always a great pleasure to listen and watch Thomas Hampson at his masterclasses.
.......what a gift🙏.....thank you so much dear Thomas Hampson.......
Talking & singing is completely different thing! This is what I can remember of this master class ❤thanks a lot maestro Thomas Hampson!
The young barytone who is singing " o du Mein Holder Abendstern" has a truly unusually gorgeous voice.
The final pianist was fantastic. And the 2nd singer had a lovely dark centre to his voice like Robert Merill. Fantastic rapport and tuition from Thomas Hampson.
What amazes me is the purity and perfection of Thomas Hampson in the German language. For more than 30 years I (born in Germany) listen to the great voices and always found that singers with native English could never perfectly match the difficult German language as by example Friedrich Fischer Diskau. Thomas Hampson is the rare exception ! He is also unique in his holistic approach to music. Music is itself something from a different world and very few are born with a key to this world: our composers. They copied what they heard there. And very few of the singers (Thomas Hampson, René Fleming) enter while they sing into this world of music and perform what they sing in wonderful perfection giving us utmost joy, sometimes we enter into some kind of ecstasy. Yes, we love music because it makes us so happy.
Totally agree.
Did you ever hear Sir Thomas Allen? I first couldn't believe that he's a native English speaker.
Let me give you another mind set about music. Rarely in the west has somebody asked who created the music giving us such extreme happiness. Mr. Everding once mentioned that Mozart must have got a specific piece from heaven and had just copied it. That's it ! You will not find such an answer when asking all the great - and less great western musicians. But ask a normal Indian and s/he will smile and answer. Very easy to us but almost impossible to understand for you. For us the transcendental Divine (existing before the big bang or present creation) appears to us in two equal forms, female and male. the female aspect having the function to bring out all what is. SHE (called Mahashakti) created the world of music and gives a few of us at birth the key to enter this world and copy what they listen there. So the great composer never created any music, they copied it. I think you in the west have got in one of your Christian faiths the Mother of God, but not with all the marvel functions and the Divine Grace as with us. Lets see what the western public and great personalities there will say, if you tell them that all music comes from the Mother of God.
Hampson has lived in Austria for decades.
Thomas is also a great actor and speaker...respect!
He became a different lever of a singer after Maestro’s teaching!
Listen and watching video at 1:15..
Thank you Thomas Hampson. I like it.
Fantastic job with the song at the river!!!! gj Thomas!!!!
Ich finde Thomas Hampson einen ausgezeichneten Gesangslehrer. Er weiß worauf es ankommt, und kann es zudem auch vermitteln. Chapeau!
Sorry, aber schauen Sie eine Masterclass von Sir Thomas Allen an. DAS ist ein guter Gesangslehrer! Was Herr Hampson da produziert, ist eitle Selbstbespiegelung. Nicht mehr und nicht weniger. "Right?"
Thomas Hampson? - He deserves his Like without doing anything at stage!
Hi is okay .
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1:14:00 what a beautiful voice! Such a rich tone and heartbreaking Timbre. And Hampton adjusting singers bodys..
Armin Steinke who is? Precioso
Anyone know the name of 3rd pianist?. Thanks before
Pretentiousness level: beyond humanly bearable
what was the piece to the aria sang at 32:13 what song was that melody/aria/part from ?
That was "O du mein holder Abendstern" from Tannhäuser
Jaden Lewis
Does anyone know the piece of the 3rd singer to come up on stage?
Mein Sehnen, mein Wähnen (Pierrot's Tanzlied)
from Act II of the German opera Die Tote Stadt by Erich Korngold
Libretto: Paul Schott
that first guy looks like sherlock's brother...
what is the title of the song that the 3rd singer perform?
Stella Kosim Mein Sehnen, mein Wähnen (Pierrot's Tanzlied)
from Act II of the German opera Die Tote Stadt by Erich Korngold
Libretto: Paul Schott
Simionca Florin thank you! Appreciate it!
1.30.00
I don't like Hampsons performance, but his advices are quite on spot. A little bit of an ass that he interrupts more than what should be acceptable for anyone's patience but his advices are great to perfect the technique as an interpreter.
It’s more respectful to hear the introduction to introduce a pianist as a pianist someone not as my pianist she or he is pianist someone not my pianist as he or she is not only play piano for one individual singers. This is my opinion.
Surprised Hampson knew who Robert Merrill was. One of the great baritones of the century. He did nothing of what Hampson talks about technically.
One of the most boring MasterClasses I've heard.
It’s a masterclass. If you need entertainment go to Netflix.