Romance - Sciarra, Grade 8 Trinity College Piano 2021-2023 Jill Morton - Piano
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Professional pianist, Jill Morton, performs Romance by Sciarra from Group B of the Trinity College London Press, Grade 8 Piano Syllabus 2021-2023
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Scottish pianist, Jill Morton, enjoys a highly successful career as soloist, chamber musician and teacher. Her performances have taken her throughout Britain and across Europe and she has been heard on BBC Radio 2’s Friday Night is Music Night as soloist with the BBC Concert Orchestra.
Jill has given masterclasses at universities and specialist music schools throughout Britain and she is becoming recognised as a competition adjudicator. Jill also teaches at the Perse School in Cambridge.
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Recorded on a 1922 Steinway with Rode NT5 microphones
What an inspired performance! You've caught the real essence of the piece. Thank you Jill Morton
Thank you so much for your lovely comment! I’m glad you enjoyed my video!
Hello Dario, a beautiful piece. May I know where can find and buy this music sheet? Thanks!
@@eva6859 Thanks for you comment! The piece is included in the book "Piano Exam Pieces Plus Exercises 2021-2023: Grade 8". You can easily find it by browsing the shop section of Trinity College London website.
I'm practicing it for my grade 8, as a third piece, only just chose it. I really love this your composition, and hope I can do it justice, at least as well as Jill here.
Can I find your performance here on UA-cam as well, Dario? By the way, I'm totally blown by the maturity of your composition, it's as if you have loved deeply, and suffered because of it, already, at your young age. Is there a story behind it, which you can share?
@@silverlinings3946 Dear Monika, thanks for your lovely comment and feelings! Since many people are asking me that, I am going to post a video about Romance, as soon as possible on my UA-cam channel.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us
Beautifully played ....gives me inspiration to complete grade8❤
Learnt a lot from you interpretation and I got 20/22 for this piece for my grade 8 exam!!
I’ve got 20/22 by learning from your interpretation:) thanks heaps. Your playing style is very expressive, my lifesaver!!!
Congratulations! I'm glad the video was useful!
Which 3 pieces would be the easiest for the exam??
@@xavier9062 I prepared Remote Xianggelila, Six Dance in Bulgarian Rhythm and Romance.
@@pitir5266 You too had Remote Xianggelila? I had it in my 2019 grade 8 exam too alongside moderato and intermezzo in b minor.
Thank you! U got me 22/22 marks for this song! 😅
Awesome
OMG you play so beautifully. THANK YOU!
What a lovely piece performed with emotion and elegance. It captures beauty and passion, brilliantly!
Thank you!
That's so beautiful and so well played ❤
Just wow. Such a haunting melody. So beautifully played by you Jill. Loved it
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That is so beautiful. Stunning piece and beautiful playing as always. 💕
your performance is so beautiful! 😭✨
Thank you!
Beautifully delivered!
I’ve noticed that you play from your ipad. Which app do you use and how does the page turner work?
She uses the forscore app and scans the music into it, along with an Airturn duo foot pedal which links to the app via Bluetooth. It turns the pages when she presses it😄 If you scroll down the comments for a bit, you can see her reply to someone asking the same question.
That is beautiful - thank you.
You're welcome!
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Ma’am can you please explain how to read turn(ornament) in bar number 10,13 and 16 of this piece
Hello! For a turn, we need to play 5 notes - the main note, the one above, the main note, the one below and the main note to finish. The sharp sign under the turn in 10 means the lower note is A#, in bar 13, the double sharp means the lower note is F double sharp (equivalent to G natural) and in bar 16 the upper note is D natural and the lower note is B#. Does that help?
@@jillmortonpianist yes it helps a lot! Thankyou ma’am and one more question please
is the turn played according to the scale or according to semitones if there are no sharps or flats given
If there are no sharps or flats, then play according to the key signature of the music :-)
@@jillmortonpianist Thankyou so much ma’am you cleared my confusion
Ma'am, would you recommend this piece for a person with shorter hand-span? I mean, one who has a hand-span not more than an octave.
Beautiful, thank you! Can you tell me what device you are using for your sheet music?
Thank you! I use the Forscore app on an ipad. I scan the music into the app and read it from there. I also use an Airturn duo foot pedal which links to the app via bluetooth and it turns my pages when I press it! It's very clever!
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Very exciting!
Which 3 pieces would be the easiest for the exam???
That really depends on the candidate. Some pieces are easier technically, but more difficult musically. You should choose pieces you feel a true connection with.
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How did you play the turn in bar 16? It seems you played the B followed by C#DC#CC#. Is that right and is it a five note turn.
Yes, it's a 5 note turn. The natural sign above the turn tells us it's a D natural as the upper note and the # below the turn tells us the lower note is B# (sounding C)
@@jillmortonpianist thank you Jill. What exercises would you recommend for voicing independence in one hand. How do I bring out the melody with so many notes around it?
It really depends on the piece and the context. Sometimes it's to do with where the weight is in your hand, and also the speed and weight of the attack on each note you play whether it's a melodic note or a harmonic note. You're best to work with a teacher for specific advice as they will be able to look at how you're playing passages and work out what you need to do differently to make the melody sing.
@@jillmortonpianist Thank you so much for your valuable advice. Also congratulations on 5k subs. You have been a great help to the music community all around the world. You will surely be crossing the 10k mark soon.
men
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