What an unbelievably superb pianist and pedagogue Sir Andras Schiff His gentle caring manner with students is both enlightening and charming What a nice man he is I would give my all to have Sir Andras Schiff as my Piano Teacher What an enlightened musician he is His knowledge of harmonics technique and orchestral voicing is incredible Itai Navin is an excellent pianist for his age
I miserably failed as a school age piano student. Hahahaha. I just love watching these and listening to such wonderfully talented young people, and the wonderfully generous and gentle expert guidance of a master.
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I absolutely love the parts where Sir Andras Schiff plays together with the accompanist. Someway they connect with each other. I bet he really enjoyed playing with mister Schiff.
Hugely impressed with this student and his openhearted willingness to learn. His 8 part voicing of the opening chord was masterful. Sir András’ “Bravo!” was genuine. Thank you for posting this invaluable document. It is wonderful to hear and see the mind of such a great artist at work and in tuition. It’s also gratifying to have demonstrated to me why it is I am drawn to such pieces like the Schubert sonata in G.
SIEMPRE supe cómo sería en los Clásicos , lo he estudiado en Bach, pero supuse que por la experiencia y extensión del equilibrio en el tocó y la preponderancia de las regulaciones pedida sería ha todas luces MARAVILLOSO, una técnica intachable Dios Bendiga Siempre Amén
Please would the Buchmann-Mehta school invest in hands-free microphones for the artist giving the master class? Having to carry these large hand microphones gets in the way of the teacher's face, and also makes it impossible to give demonstrations with more than one hand. There is a ridiculous example in a recent class where Olga Scheps was trying to get rid of the microphone by passing it from one hand to the other. Such an easy thing to fix.
I never knew Schiff hated Czerny that much. On almost every masterclass he brought the name Czerny for too "mechanical" playing. But this masterclass was very beautiful. Love the teaching
thank you...what a master class..." the secret is in the breathing...some notes are more important than others...too mechanical, not musical...this is good but is not beautiful...you know it but you are not aware of it...you are in automatic pilot...you played too much czerny, this is not dedicated yo czerny.....this is too pretty, this is blood.... sculpture...michelangelo...don´t make it easy...and with the pizzicato then it breaks the heart...all great composers have a natural feeling for proportion"
Itai forgot to give some credit to the orchestra piano at the applause. Andras of course tried to correct that. But if Itai continue to treat his musical colleagues like that, his career could be short....
You "torture" your favourites and ignore the mediocre. I love this young musician, but who wouldn't be a little confused after a hour in the wringing machine. The accompanist is older, thence senior, maybe even an assistant
I find Schiff very severe with this young talented pianist, who has a very beautiful sound and plays this 1st movement of Beethoven' 4th as well as many professional pianists... The poor one is too much criticised and not even congratulated or even encouraged (Schiff even makes the audience laugh at his expense by evoquing Czerny, and the pianist who plays the orchestral accompaniement is more congratulated !). A real torture. Poor boy!
Watch his other masterclass, with the A flat sonata, where he says this was the best I every heard from a masterclass student. It is a privilege for the young man to learn from Schiff, and he is always kind.
Как я скучаю без этого Гениального Музыканта!!!
Ничего в Мире не знаю Совершеннее подобных Мастерклассов АНДРАША ШИФФА!!!❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
What an unbelievably superb pianist and pedagogue Sir Andras Schiff His gentle caring manner with students is both enlightening and charming What a nice man he is I would give my all to have Sir Andras Schiff as my Piano Teacher What an enlightened musician he is His knowledge of harmonics technique and orchestral voicing is incredible Itai Navin is an excellent pianist for his age
I miserably failed as a school age piano student. Hahahaha. I just love watching these and listening to such wonderfully talented young people, and the wonderfully generous and gentle expert guidance of a master.
I absolutely love the parts where Sir Andras Schiff plays together with the accompanist. Someway they connect with each other. I bet he really enjoyed playing with mister Schiff.
fantastic can't get enough of these.....the insight on opening chords alone amazing
Hugely impressed with this student and his openhearted willingness to learn. His 8 part voicing of the opening chord was masterful. Sir András’ “Bravo!” was genuine.
Thank you for posting this invaluable document. It is wonderful to hear and see the mind of such a great artist at work and in tuition. It’s also gratifying to have demonstrated to me why it is I am drawn to such pieces like the Schubert sonata in G.
What a joy! It opens up so many more dimensions to the music to listen in. I love it! :)
Always thank your accompanist!
Beautiful teaching. A help as opposed to a hindrance... Makes all difference.
SIEMPRE supe cómo sería en los Clásicos , lo he estudiado en Bach, pero supuse que por la experiencia y extensión del equilibrio en el tocó y la preponderancia de las regulaciones pedida sería ha todas luces MARAVILLOSO, una técnica intachable Dios Bendiga Siempre Amén
Itai is a brilliant musician but can learn from an even more brilliant teacher like Schiff.
Please would the Buchmann-Mehta school invest in hands-free microphones for the artist giving the master class?
Having to carry these large hand microphones gets in the way of the teacher's face, and also makes it impossible to give demonstrations with more than one hand.
There is a ridiculous example in a recent class where Olga Scheps was trying to get rid of the microphone by passing it from one hand to the other.
Such an easy thing to fix.
איזו נגינה מופלאה,איתי.גם פסנתר שני של טל מצויינת!!תודה לשניכם
I just love the whole orchestra accompanying the piano turned into another piano
Why do I think I prefer the second pianist's performance, although both are great!!
I never knew Schiff hated Czerny that much. On almost every masterclass he brought the name Czerny for too "mechanical" playing. But this masterclass was very beautiful. Love the teaching
I understand this lesson since my teacher tortures me too this way. Actually, I hate-like it. No, it is of course wonderful... ))) Great lesson.
This boy is not prepared at all for that Concerto. He plays it like a beutiful Czerny etude.
A lapel mic would really help these.
lucky accompanist. gets to play with Maestro
שיעור נהדר ונגינה נפלאה של איתי!
"I don't like the personality of Kempff.. for certain reasons" Hahaha this is interesting.
thank you...what a master class..." the secret is in the breathing...some notes are more important than others...too mechanical, not musical...this is good but is not beautiful...you know it but you are not aware of it...you are in automatic pilot...you played too much czerny, this is not dedicated yo czerny.....this is too pretty, this is blood.... sculpture...michelangelo...don´t make it easy...and with the pizzicato then it breaks the heart...all great composers have a natural feeling for proportion"
what a nices
sound and a second piano as orchestra
Belíssimo
Itai forgot to give some credit to the orchestra piano at the applause. Andras of course tried to correct that. But if Itai continue to treat his musical colleagues like that, his career could be short....
uhmm.....a bit hard on him......nerves can take over.....however i thought the orchestras playing was very exceptional
You "torture" your favourites and ignore the mediocre. I love this young musician, but who wouldn't be a little confused after a hour in the wringing machine. The accompanist is older, thence senior, maybe even an assistant
I find Schiff very severe with this young talented pianist, who has a very beautiful sound and plays this 1st movement of Beethoven' 4th as well as many professional pianists... The poor one is too much criticised and not even congratulated or even encouraged (Schiff even makes the audience laugh at his expense by evoquing Czerny, and the pianist who plays the orchestral accompaniement is more congratulated !). A real torture. Poor boy!
Watch his other masterclass, with the A flat sonata, where he says this was the best I every heard from a masterclass student. It is a privilege for the young man to learn from Schiff, and he is always kind.
What I would give to have that kind of education and teaching at his age ......a gift