Classical pianist Simone Dinnerstein on Bach: 'Listen to what the music is telling you'
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Musician Simone Dinnerstein talks to Alan Rusbridger about her route from the Juilliard school to Carnegie Hall, her interpretation of Bach's music in her first album, Goldberg Variations, and new release A Strange Beauty.
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"There is no excellent beauty that hath not some strangeness in the proportion." - Francis Bacon
Wonderful musician, so humble and profound.
Nice interview!
I love Simone’s playing!
Ms. Dinnerstein has such a lovely intelligence. Any one who loves Bach should have a listen to her playing.
This is a wonderful interview.
I went to her concert in havana a few days ago.. I deeply enjoyed her performance of Goldberg variations. a beautiful surprise to find this interesting personality.
a sensible and chilled out artist, with a purist musical agenda to communicate love. i agree fully with her opinion of bach music (not the person or time) but what traces we have left of him. i enjoy the learning of bach most at the start, when trawling through the passages of harmony with little muscle memory as possible. try playing goldberg var 15 at any speed or time, stretch it mash it hum it and get your dog to howl it.. its indestructible, its "architecture" remains solid. god love this!
If one plays Bach on a piano,
one is free to play with any approach
one desires.
If played on a harpsichord the same goes for that,
but played on an old instrument or a copy, you really will authomatically
get involved in authentic practice,
as being played in the 17th-18th century.......
(playing music is, nevertheless,
always a personal matter)🌹
ok i think i got it, it is a debut recital?
yes
DEBUT , yes.
someone to help me I'm french and i don't understand the word she is saying t 1.17
... recital dayview?? or something like this?
Day view recital, yes! :)
Thanks!
DEBUT recital, she said.