Vienna Philharmonic Harp Master Class with Anneleen Lenaerts: Rota’s Sarabanda e toccata
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra’s principal harpist Anneleen Lenaerts coaches harpist Adam Phan on an excerpt from Rota’s Sarabanda e toccata. To watch more master class videos, visit • Vienna Philharmonic Ba...
To complement their performances at Carnegie Hall, select members of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra led master classes on March 1, 2019. Participating young artists-alumni of Carnegie Hall’s National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America (NYO-USA) and NYO2-had the opportunity to perform and work with these world-renowned musicians in a one-on-one setting in Carnegie Hall’s Resnick Education Wing. To learn more about workshops and master classes at Carnegie Hall, visit carnegiehall.org/workshops.
OMG she’s such a wonderful teacher!
I love her singing!
So glad this was posted. I am a beginner at the harp (second instrument) and I'm no longer in college surrounded by extra learning opportunities. Even though this is far beyond my current ability, just listening in is valuable.
I love Adam's style of playing!!! Also so impressed with Anneleen beautiful presence and teaching.
This is an outstanding contemporary composition!
What a gorgeous sound!!!!
Beautiful playing! Such talent --- thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching, and we're glad you enjoyed it.
imagine a world without music :(
Incredible 💕. Made me cry a little 💧
We're glad to hear that you enjoyed the masterclass, thank you for watching!
So beautiful! Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Wonderful performance!
Fantastic!
Herzlichen Dank, wunderwunderschön:) :) :) ❤💐💕🎵🎶🎵🎶💕🥰 :) :) :)
Very nice!
Does anybody have the sheet music for this beautiful piece?
You can find it from harp.com and Vanderbilt easily. :)
You can buy it quite everywhere.
Where is she from? I only know one other country which uses do re mi fa sol la si do for A B C D E F G and I know she ain’t from there. If she’s french I’m gonna be so surprised, the accent says so but I went to school in France and never heard anyone do the notes like that…
She's a Flemish speaking Belgian :)
@@witwanggibon Speaking Dutch. And, probably French.
As far as I know, every country except the USA and Germany use solfege (do re mi...).
@arabellazito3134 @arabellazito3134 you don't say!!! Of course, that should have been a ridiculously obvious conclusion to arrive at given you arent gonna have a single place outside of just a handful of places whose languages are built on the Latin alphabet. Thus, it would make much much more sense for the majority of places to use solfege while only a few places end up with letters to name the keys ABCDEFG. Thank you much, ma'am!
@@arabellazito3134 I'm not sure what you mean, we use (do re mi) in the USA.