Warm-ups and scales: do we really need them, or should we play Bach instead?
Automatic translation (subtitles) is available. Use the auto-translate function in Settings. Prof. Ilja Scheps continues a series of videos related to the publication of his book from the series “Fit in 15 Minutes: Warm-ups and Essential Exercises for Sound-Oriented Piano Playing”. These videos are devoted to some of the most important questions in piano playing - working on sound, the interpretation of a musical work, and the connection between technical means and musical content. In this video, Prof. Scheps expresses his opinion on whether we need Warm-ups and whether we must play the scales. Contact E-Mail with Prof. Ilja Scheps: [email protected] --------------------------------- Previous videos: Prof. Ilja Scheps presents his book FIT in 15 MINUTES about a sound-oriented piano playing technique • Prof. Ilja Scheps presents his book FIT in... Can Piano Sound Change After the Key is Pressed? | Prof. Ilja Scheps Explains • Can Piano Sound Change After the Key is Pr... Prof. Scheps: You Can Shape Sound After Touching a Key – Meaning for Interpretation (Update) • Prof. Scheps: You Can Shape Sound After To... HOW TO RELAX YOUR WRISTS – Prof. I. Scheps explains a common piano playing problem • HOW TO RELAX YOUR WRISTS – Prof. I. Scheps... -------------------------------- How do you play the piano in a virtuoso, expressive, free and relaxed manner? In his search for answers to these questions, Prof. Ilja Scheps draws on his knowledge and experience from his training at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow as well as his many years of concert and teaching activities worldwide. Beginners, advanced players and professionals will find new ideas and practical tips on how to develop a sound-oriented piano playing technique. ----------------------------------- Fit in 15 Minuten Warm-ups und Basisübungen für klangorientiertes Klavierspiel Wie spielt man virtuos, ausdrucksvoll und dabei frei und entspannt Klavier? Bei der Suche nach Antworten auf diese Fragen stützt sich Prof. Ilja Scheps auf seine Kenntnisse und Erfahrungen aus der Ausbildung am Tschaikowski-Konservatorium in Moskau sowie auf seine langjährige Konzert- und pädagogische Tätigkeit weltweit. Anfänger, Fortgeschrittene und Profis finden hier neue Anregungen und spielpraktische Tipps, um eine klangorientierte Klavierspieltechnik zu entwickeln. https://www.schott-music.com/de/fit-i... Available from Schott Music Pablisher and other distributors Title: Fit in 15 Minutes Warm-ups and Essential Exercises for Sound-oriented Piano Playing Level of difficulty: easy - advanced Publisher/Label: Schott Music Product number: ED 22744 ISMN13: 979-0-001-16516-7 ISBN13: 978-3-7957-1192-4
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