Schubert: Sonata for Arpeggione and Piano - 1st movement (Benjamin Zander - Interpretation Class)

[@mcengizaydin]

I am addicted to masterclass series, so inspiring and fun

[@cascanicoff5763]

Please, Mr. Zander, never stop doing this. You truly are inspiring and a refreshing voice. My daughter just started preparing this piece. She will take a look at this video for sure

[@chitasal]

Amazing teacher Mr. Zander, I wish I could be his student. I barely found him but I became addict to these master classes.Beatiful videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@TheReficul]

- Have you ever played without your glasses? - Yeah. - What do you see? - No one, which is helpful.

[@raymondhummel5211]

Benjamin Zander projects so much enthusiasm to the students that I believe they pick up on this and project not only a better performance music wise but over all showmanship. Others words they convey the emotional mood of the piece. Like he says their not only musicians but actors as well, overcoming any outside problems and focusing strictly on the piece they are performing. I like the directed movement of the violinist towards different people in the audience, projecting eye contact, bringing the listen closer to the performer, giving them the feeling the violinist is playing directly to them! I call this showmanship!

[@danielle_r.k]

I've been watching so many of these classes and enjoying each and every one of them. And I have to say, Dina is indeed a wonderful musician. Magic is clearly happening in these classes!

[@delainnabatoon]

This man is amazing. I love watching this masterclass. I wish so much I'd finished my music degree and that Id had a professor as passionate as he.

[@mahmoudmohie1624]

I would give everything in my life as a cost to set down for some minutes with benjamin zander, he is a real human being and a real artist, and has this sense of mastery over passions and the world of music. Such a huge huge gift

[@MohammedHajjar]

These are some of the best master classes I have seen. Very inspiring!

[@beimilyvan]

Benjamin Zander is so Great, I'm enamoured of his way to connect with everybody at the sessions; Ben Zander manages a smart and natural cathexis. He is a magistral psychologist too! Sorry, but it is what he gives, and I'm plenty of his lovely feelings and temper from every class. Though I'm a little depressed, I learn from him and it helps me to be better. Thank you Professor Zander, wish you all the best that God can give you!!!

[@spqrxli]

I'm currently working on this piece, and this is most helpful!

[@altair3feb]

"that's our job, to lighten up the faces..." Zander's vision of musicians as entertainers.

[@kerumble]

Dina's playing is truly superb

[@madraven07]

"This is what has to happen to make our art come alive", Benjamin Zander.

[@SuperMorriso]

what a pleasure. Every second is worth.

[@manikmaharjan9258]

Thank you so much for these master classes. They are like presents. :-)

i cant stop smiling while watching this video

[@nocturnallsnake4228]

7:16 if I end up teaching I will do this kind of thing.

[@RochestersGotTalentbyPaulRefic]

Ben has helped me a lot i play keyboard and 12 string guitar he is showing me how to phraise music and give it all i got

[@sedatakkas8427]

Love watching him

[@bonnerbill]

wonderful teacher - expositor

[@carlo456622]

You go Dina!!!

[@Pitborn]

5:34 hehehehehe Could you actually pretend you are having a good time? - Just pretend...

[@RochestersGotTalentbyPaulRefic]

I love Dena playing, she extremely good piano and well dressed means respects the music very pretty

[@saltburner2]

Dina's introduction remind me of Britten's for Rostropovitch

[@Kanonort]

He made him smile! - after minute 14 !

[@thatsacoolone9038]

Imagine an interpretation class in rock. My god. Either you got or you don't.

[@bastiatintheandes4958]

There are some of us who can actually close our eyes and enjoy the playing of these remarkable performers, even if they don't dance or smile.

[@wesleyLTH]

0:59 "sem a sua, sem a sua, sem a sua companhia"

[@catitse2]

KKƘKKKKKKKKKK É MESMO

[@vijolica]

very inspiring video

[@archangecamilien1879]

22:43, haha...someone I know relates to that one...oh yeah...you don't feel as shy if you don't see anybody, so he would take off his glasses , on occasion...

[@PlantiPal]

The young man plays exquisitely.

[@nocturnallsnake4228]

which edition do you guys advice to follow?

[@jakewatson668]

In terms of playing it? The Barenreiter

[@ludwigparraperez7801]

Un poco de marcación a los compases., Más valor a las notas para sentir una obra con más vitalidad...más vida..

[@user-ys4og2vv8k]

Poor guy ... he looks like a wooden log without feelings. Playing Schubert requires life experience, deep feelings, children can't relive this music, so they can't play it. Zander is very, very good.