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guys STOP arguing about music eras theyāre all unique in their own way!
contemporary era is INTERESTING
modernism is GROUNDBREAKING
romantism is EMOTIONAL
classical
baroque is BEAUTIFUL
productive things to do that arenāt studying
make your bed
take a shower
do some journaling
exercise/take a walk
try a new recipe to make for lunch
tidy your room
listen to a podcast
declutter your phone and laptop
read a book
take a break (taking breaks are productive!!)
The Bordeaux ās conservatory missed me so much during lockdown
Plus yesterday was a sunny day and the view was blowing
Done with analysing Beethovenās sonatas !
However instrumental classes restart this week i am so glad I can come back to the conservatory
I just wanna talk about how it is hard trying to work during this lockdown. I really feel pressure everyday because I have to do the homework, be at every zoom and idk the isolation and all that stuff makes it harder. Iām stressed, I am feeling like I will never succeed . My anxiety is here everyday looking after me. How am I supposed to tell the teacher that if I didnāt do my work it is because I was really overwhelmed ? Iām afraid they will not understand, not see this as serious as it is...
Re writing my analysis notes. We are working a lot through Sonatas and particulary menuets in Mozart piano sonatas and quartets, but also Beethovenās sonatas. Are you aware that after the menuet there is Rondo but then with beethoven and in the romantic era it is replaced by a Scherzo ?
Working on my composition class
We are analysing Ligetiās KammerKonzert. Each movement explore a theme : Fluidity, Time...
Morning vew from France
To do list for another Monday !
Currently working on analysing Beethovenās sonata in class
Yeah, Iāve read the sheets, and yeah, I know thereās no ritardando marking at the end of that arpeggio madness, but 1, artistic freedom, 2, I canāt feel my hands, 3, I can most certainly feel my forearms and they are screaming, 4, Iām a solo instrumentalist so whoās gonna stop me, and 5, fuck youĀ
GUYS I WANT WEIRD CLASSICAL MUSIC HISTORY FACTS PLEASE REBLOG WITH CLASSICAL MUSIC HISTORY FACTS THIS STUFF IS INTERESTING
Arnold Schoenberg was really superticious and afraid of the number 13, like really.
It appears that he was born on a 13th of september but ALSO died a 13th of july
Modulation
In Bach:
In 20th-Century popular music:
Virtual Work of the day
Working on the firts Beethovenās piano sonata. Op2 no1
During the french lockdown it is not easy I have to record myself and send it to my piano teacher and he answer this.
Is it me or some people can really understand one music estetic better than others ? I mean when I play romantics or moderns pieces I Know where I am, what to do.
BUT when it comes to classical or baroque pieces Iāam all lost, and I struggle to appreciate what I am playing
this is your reminder that practice doesnāt have to sound good!