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PIANO masterclass by Jacques Rouvier | Piano Sonata in A Major, Op. 120 by Franz Schubert

Experience immersive video masterclasses on https://www.salineacademy.com/?utm-so... The most esteemed teachers share their knowledge, advice, and techniques to help you improve and develop your skills. Discover more of our piano masterclasses : https://www.salineacademy.com/instrum... To learn more about Jacques Rouvier’s work : https://www.salineacademy.com/personn... - Complete work - Free trial - Score annotated with the master’s advice About this piano masterclass: Piano Sonata in A Major, Op. 120 by Franz Schubert. Professor Jacques Rouvier and his student ‪@yukiosaki538‬ work on creating legato, examine harmony, and the vocal nature of this piece. 0:00 Intro and playing part from Yuki Osaki 10:28 Advice part from Jacques Rouvier In this masterclass, Professor Jacques Rouvier stresses the importance of having a harmony that matches and supports the melody. He helps student Yuki Osaki find a legato sound by releasing tension and using the pedal strategically. According to Rouvier, the performer must maintain levity in the hands to avoid hearing the vertical movement of the fingers too much. He also discusses tempo and the necessity of preventing an Andante tempo from becoming too slow. Most importantly, Jacques Rouvier discusses the vocal elements in this piece. He suggests to Osaki that when practicing, she should first sing the music and then try to emulate that phrasing. This way, the student will breathe with the phrases and incorporate more direction and atmosphere into the music. The goal is to feel a direct connection between the performer and the music, despite the intermediary presence of the piano. What we learn: - How to achieve legato. - Bringing out the harmony to support the melody. - Releasing tension rather than pushing too hard with the fingers. - Incorporating vocal techniques and breathing. - Determining the right tempo. About the Saline royale Academy: The Saline royale Academy is an international music teaching center providing in-situ and online masterclasses taught by some of the most widely acclaimed teachers in the world at the Saline royale of Arc-et-Senans (France). The Saline royale Academy focuses on helping to train tomorrow’s best musicians by giving them access to some of the greatest professor's teachings.​ Our educational service is based on an innovative immersive and interactive video player allowing the user to choose the viewing angle of either the professor or the student without any interruption. A unique offer preserving the rich and diverse heritage of teachings and techniques used by the greatest musicians, such as Miriam Fried, Dénes Várjon, Clive Greensmith, Nathan Braude, Margreet Honig, Philippe Bernold...and more than 50 professors of violin, piano, cello, viola, flute, voice, chamber music, trombone, clarinet and oboe. We offer young musicians a permanent access to the excellence of online music education thanks to our vast catalog – the biggest in the world – completed by content produced by institutions such as Colburn School (Los Angeles), The Royal College of Music (London), The Royal Irish Academy of Music (Dublin)… Follow us on social networks: - Facebook:   / salineroyaleacademy   - Instagram:   / salineroyaleacademy   #pianomasterclass #classicalmusic #salineroyaleacademy