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III. The influences of Carl Czerny composition technique The influences of Carl Czerny to Chopin’s etude can be found certain evidence through the letters and comments, as they were both appreciated on both compositions and the piano pedagogy with demonstrated one of well-known efficient way reach to virtuosity, step by step practice exercises. As one of the Chopin’s letters to his parents wrote that: ‘Czerny is more sensitive than any of his compositions,” but to a friend he was more overly critical:”

This etude book by Berdiev is a collection of 17 etudes that can be used for intermediate to advanced trumpet players. This book covers a wide variety of musical styles and techniques ranging from complex rhythms, articulation, dynamics, range, and different key signatures. Due to its interchanging styles between technical and lyrical phrasing, this book can be used in a plethora of ways to advance a trumpet player’s technical ability. Boehme, O. 24 Melodic Studies, Op. 20. This etude book by

I first heard about the Étude Op. 10, No. 3, in E major composed by Frédéric Chopin in a TV drama. The protagonist introduces the piece as the Song of Farewell which is about the departure of two people. While I was listening to it, the piece walked me through a path of memories. This Étude Op. 10, No. 3, in E major is in ternary form, with ABA sections. The piece starts softly with legato. The narrow range notes form a motive that put people into peace. The arch-shaped phrase introduces audiences

I first heard about the Étude Op. 10 No. 3 in E major composed by Frédéric Chopin in a TV drama. The protagonist introduced the piece as the Song of Farewell that describes the departure of two people. And while I was listening to the piece, it walked me through a path of memories. Étude Op. 10 No. 3 in E major is a ternary form piano piece, with A-B-A structure. The piece starts off softly with legato. A peaceful atmosphere is created by the motive formed by narrow range notes. The arch-shaped

Two weeks ago, I received my admission at the École des hautes études commerciales of Montreal. As I chose to go in business management, I will probably have to deal with employees, hiring and firing some. Thus, I started questioning myself on that. When you have such a short meeting with someone, how can you know if a person is right for the job? Of course, the first impression can influence your choice but then, it would only be based on their appearance not on their competencies. For example,

virtuosic technique in a natural and eloquent way to create a tremendous collection of piano works throughout his lifetime. (Oxford Music) Of his many prominent works, Chopin’s collection of etudes has been one of the most revolutionary. This paper will delve into the historical and musical aspects of Chopin’s Etudes Op. 10. Frederic Chopin was born on March 1, 1810 in Zelazowa Wola, Poland. Due to a registered

of chords. After the Etude a feeling came over one as of having seen in a dream a beatific picture which when half awake one would gladly recall. His reflection on the piece shows that the programmatic title comes from the musical structure of the Etude, described as of “a plucking nature, rather reminiscent of a harp” by other critics (Yu, no date), which makes it closer related to the bird calls in van Beethoven’s previously mentioned symphony. The Butterfly and Ocean Etudes provide examples of

District Honor Band? It is a band that students across Gwinnett county audition for in the first half of December. Walk in, sit down, play an etude, scales, and you leave. Simple enough, right? Now, what does this mean to a bank kid? Practice. Hours and hours of practice. Freshman year me really, really wanted to make District band. In middle of August, 2014, the etude for my audition almost four months away

ideas in different ways that were both comprehensive and effective for their student. In Dr. Moore's lesson he worked with a sophomore music education major, and the majority of the lesson was spent on working on two etudes the student prepared for her lesson. During the first etude Dr. Moore began his critiques by always giving a compliment and positive feedback. He talked to the student about the progress that she had made from the previous week, particularly in regards to her rhythmic integrity

Frédéric Chopin’s “Revolutionary” Étude Opus 10 No. 12 is a clear example of this, where form, keys & harmonies, chromaticism, rhythms and dynamics reflect the social/political tension and a sense of nationalism within the composition. The Polish composer was born near Warsaw in 1810 and died in Paris during 1849. Chopin’s Etudes are not only intense technical studies but also poetic statements, combining virtuosity with artistic content. The French word of “étude” translates into English as a study