Ivry Gitlis Masterclass - Violin - Saint Saëns: Introduction and rondo capriccioso op 28

Masterclass by Professor Ivry Gitlis in which they work on Camille Saint-Saëns' Introduction and rondo capriccioso op 28. This masterclass took place at the Escuela Superior de Música Reina Sofía, Madrid 2012.
Student: Albert Skuratov
Accompanying pianist: Alina Artemyeva
Venue: Escuela Superior de Música Reina Sofía, Madrid (Spain) 30/01/2012
Abstract:
In this class fragment, Professor Gitlis works on some passages of Saint-Saëns' op 28 to focus on aspects such as tempo, articulation and character. Gitlis comments that a character change does not imply a tempo change. The passage marked 'con morbidezza' could have more dancing air and hold the crescendo. On double stops, it is better to play with less bow and less vibrato, and it is also important to keep the listener surprised. Coming back to the main theme of the Allegro ma non troppo, its character may be similar to Toreador, from the opera Carmen.
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[@alexsaldarriaga8318]

The difference between a good violin player (the student) and a great artist (Mr Gitlis) is that the player plays but the artist sings!

[@Ari-xh6nr]

Thank you for this! I'm currently playing IRC and am dying

[@peyonveerakul5525]

Me too and I’m only 11 years old

[@aaammm7242]

Ojalá en un futuro muy cercano tengamos a nuestra Odile en una de estas interesantes clases maestrass para convertirse en una de las grandes virtuosas de nuestro país. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2OspWRner50e80

[@user-tc1lw4mw8j]

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[@seannyandme]

You can tell the student doesn't get the music and is incapable of singing through the instrument - very typical of Bron's students, tbh... Why don't teachers teach to SING these days? Why do students keep imitating recordings and lack the imagination and musicality to make art from the soul?

[@sowhat5399]

Because they are reading the notes not playing with them no soul at all

[@pneron2032]

@@sowhat5399 Read? They don't read music anymore! They listen to records and copy.

[@sowhat5399]

P Neron exactly and not just musicians even vocalists i used to accompany vocalists on weddings parties etc they don't have their own technique and style they are just copying other singers styles not just vocalists many pop and kpop singers do that copy other singers styles .

[@juanmaoboe]

He is a great musician, artist and was a brilliant student, not to speak a very supportive colleague!nonsense comment