VIOLIN masterclass by György Pauk | Violin Concerto No. 1, Sz. 36, 1st, 2nd movements by Béla Bartók

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Violin Concerto No. 1, Sz. 36, 1st, 2nd movements by Béla Bartók
Recorded with Anatol Toth during Saline royale Academy in February, 2022.
Accompanying pianist Stephanie Gurga
0:00 Intro and playing part from Anatol Toth
9:44 Advice part from György Pauk
György Pauk and Anatol Toth work on bowing and fingering, among other interesting topics, in this masterclass for the violin.
In this masterclass, György Pauk works on the details of Bartok’s posthumous first violin concerto with his student Anatol Toth. In the first movement, he helps the student find more flow in the music and encourages him to play out at the appropriate points. Pauk also works with Toth to discover more advantageous bowings and fingerings to improve intonation and phrasing. He offers suggestions for the pacing of the dynamics and phrases that best allow the music to come through. Pauk briefly discusses the second movement as well; he helps Toth bring out the natural inflection of the music even when it is extremely difficult and complex, gives further advice on bowings and fingerings, and helps him make sense of Bartok’s sometimes unclear or underdeveloped musical ideas.
What we learn:
Creating more flow.
Choosing the right string, bowings, and fingerings.
Making phrasing and dynamic choices that support the musical ideas.
When to bring out the sound.
Navigating difficult technique and double-stops while maintaining the right inflection.
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Great to see Mr Pauk. I attended many of his concerts in London and was sorry when he retired. Keep well, Maestro