Viola Visions: Viola Solo Master Class

[@Amin4l]

This is like a dream come true.

[@oleskatnielsen]

Thank you for a most inspirational video from a retired 73 year old retired general surgeon in Denmark. I am getting much comfort working with Bachs works in these awful corona times. Hope you are all well.

[@benjaminlau666]

VIOLA could stand with violin & cello & even with unique middle range that violin & cello could not do. VIOLA PROVE TO THE STRINGS SECTION A SOLO POWERFUL UNIQUE INSTRUMENT MANY MUSICOLOGISTS EVEN IGNORE THIS GREAT VIOLA COULD DO ALL SHOWN IN THIS MASTER CLASS WITH KIM,TEABUA & MiCHEAL.

[@achotina]

That moment from 23.00 is just magical. Tabea knows what the student needs and does exactly what it takes to bring our her best.

[@newworldsymphony]

We're glad you enjoyed it.

[@cathrynhaubner5595]

I love the different approaches, Tabea and Kim are both so musical, I love the esotericism of Kim’s teaching and technical breakdown that Tabea uses.

[@soup6847]

11:43 Bach Cello Suite no 1. (Prelude) 25:52 Schubert Arpegione Sonata (Movement One) 54:37 Bartok Viola Concerto (Movement One) 1:43:28 Brahms Clarinet / Viola Sonata 1 in F Minor (Movement One) 2:12:21 Stamitz Viola Concerto (Movement One)

[@newworldsymphony]

Thanks for the timestamps.

[@hildegerdhaugen7864]

Viola and double bass sounds the best of the string instruments.

[@newworldsymphony]

Thanks for the compliment.

[@lakatos1683]

What a resource! So much to learn here-great video!

[@newworldsymphony]

Thank you!

[@musictasking]

Thank u for sharing this amazing master class!!!

[@gellertkisdi]

2:03:50 "if you can play it slowly you can play it quickly"

[@newworldsymphony]

Thanks for watching!

[@f.bernardo]

Wonderful lecture!

[@newworldsymphony]

Thanks for watching!

[@iaf4454]

Tabea 💛💛💛

[@nickyork8901]

Isn't she amazing. And having Kim Kashkashian listening and commenting as well, no pressure then!

[@arun.kahaduwaarachchi]

I think the best accompaniment for Violin and the Viola is the Harp.

[@newworldsymphony]

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[@leasoldemailaccount5458]

What are the pieces the musicians played? Heard something great I don't recognize, but it wasn't introduced...

[@johannesknorr8416]

Bach prelude of the first cello suite, arpeggione sonata by Schubert and Bartok viola concerto

[@derfla3]

I could be mistaken, but at about the 42:00 moment you can faintly hear an Emergency Exit Alarm going off.

[@pirastroliv]

Alptraum

[@thoranv.nilsson5746]

54:38 bartok Viola concerto

[@tylervoyer74]

Nobody ever could ever make the Bartok Concerto sound good... As much as I'd like to like it, it just pains me

[@thatsEforEveryone]

@@noahmoment I know you weren't talking to me but for me I don't really like much of the modern style or like very chromatic stuff hard to explain. The person who played in the video is more tolerable to listen to tbh

[@violaisreallycool]

@@thatsEforEveryone I feel the same way. I guess it's just how I've grown up to classical music or what I prefer playing myself. Maybe it's too sophisticated for me...

[@Hoeen5373]

Wow

[@TheJetstreamSurges]

2:00

[@newworldsymphony]

Thanks for listening.

[@ayasagiv8295]

Tabea is so chaotic in the Brahms one it's hilarious lol

[@newworldsymphony]

Thanks for the comment.

[@violiniistt]

Who is the pianst?

[@VioletHorrorshow]

Thomas Steigerwald

[@tyrunwilloughbyjr.8220]

2:21:50

[@konradkubiak6544]

Wszystko jest w najlepszym porządku - to są wyżyny bratchi i jest tylko jedno nie do przyjęcia ! .. dlaczego słychać tutaj ten obrzydliwy język angielski ??? - skoro MUZYKA ma swój język własny - internacjonalny , którego nie trzeba NIKOMU TŁUMACZYĆ. ?

[@newworldsymphony]

Thanks for commenting.

[@Ppiyyakkk]

2:21:00

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