VIOLIN masterclass by Miriam FRIED | Beethoven, Violin Sonata No.4 in A Minor, Op.23
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About this violin masterclass:
Opus 23 of Sonata No.4 in A Minor by Beethoven.
Recorded with Miriam Fried and Alcide Menetrier in October 2021.
Accompanying pianist @thuy-anhvuong9737
0:00 Intro and playing part from Alcide Menetrier
5:36 Advice part from Miriam Fried
Professor Miriam Fried helps her student, Alcide Menetrier navigate this violin sonata, first by explaining that the piece is divided in three parts: the first part is for the violin and the right hand, the second part is the piano with the right hand, and the third part is the left hand of the piano. These three parts, she adds, are forever changing and so a musician’s role is never constant. As the sound changes, ones attention needs to constantly be shifting as well. This can only be accomplished via anticipation.
In addition to addressing alternating roles between the solo and accompaniment, Fried discusses
Beethoven’s use of dynamics, finishing phrases with the appropriate amount of energy - especially in this dramatic and active oeuvre, anticipating one’s bowing, and harmonic changes - among many other crucial topics.
What we learn:
- The dynamics between rhythm and melody.
- The importance of listening and anticipating.
- Maintaining a tempo that unifies the movement of the piece.
- Harmonic changes.
- The value of knowing your role and having a thorough knowledge of the piano section.
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Brilliant and demanding professor.
Fabulous masterclass!
Brilliant lady!
Thanks for posting!
I want classes with her 😱😍❤️👏🏾
Prof Miriam is obviously a magnificent great performer
But based on my own personal experiences l found late Yehudi Menuhin to be extremely kind, humane and respectful with his pupils. ❤
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She is very intimidating.
No she isnt...she is extremely serious and passionate about music, and she wants the student to be good.
@@gsm2424 totally agree. She is intimidating and very demanding though. I think only certain students would benefit. Only the best. The lesson is very granular in detail. Perhaps it gets more macroscopic later.
She is great. Every note has a meaning. It 's how they teach in Moscow Conservatory. I was so happy to hear this masterclass. Thanks.
Possibly she adapts her style to the student? He was VERY lazy with dynamics and articulation, particularly at that level.
She is great
Amazing amzing teacher!!! Thanks for posting this great class and video
Any player with talent will be playing better after a masterclass with her. As an aside ; Moonlight Sonata is sentimental.
Moonlight is not sentimental
@@danny_chestnut253 Yes. It is. It is also dark and brooding.
@@pianoreigns it is dark but not sentimental
@@danny_chestnut253 My definition of sentimental is 'with much feeling.'
Please!!! *WE will be playing* a Beethoven piano and violín sonata...It is chamber music!!!!! Otherwise, a very good experience!!
🙌🏽
Meh. I'll take the Franco-Belgium school of violin playing any day. Give me Grumiaux.
Miriam Fried's teacher was of the franco-belgium school of violin playing so I don't know what you mean by your comment.
Oh boy, she is so entitled. It's like she is mad the whole time. She can say all these things while actually connecting to the student rather than constantly making fun of him to prove her point. I mean a little bit of human approach rather than bossing around.
Oh boy, how about you stick to observations about Disney tunes instead of engaging in character assassination against one of the greatest living pedagogues. She's not being unkind. She's inviting him to be more attentive.
@@erikleveille7231 Just because she is a great violinist, it doesn't mean everybody has to worship her. She is an amazing violinist, yes, but she doesn't have a positive personality and I am not the only one who says this. Ask some of greatest violinists of the era who know her closely. I would rather stick to Disney tunes than being submissive which seems to be more of your style.
The piano is too loud.