Masterclass de Philippe Müller - Violonchelo - Beethoven: Sonata núm. 3 op 69 - Allegro ma non tanto

Masterclass with Professor Philippe Müller in which they work the first movement of Beethoven’s Cello sonata no. 3 in A major op 69. This masterclass took place at the Escuela Superior de Música Reina Sofía, Madrid 2010. Student: Anastasia Laskova Accompanying pianist: Ofelia Montalván Venue: Escuela Superior de Música Reina Sofía, Madrid (Spain) 27/11/2010 L. van Beethoven: Sonata cello and piano no. 3 in A major op 69 - Allegro ma non tanto Abstract: In this fragment of the masterclass, Philippe Müller focuses on the beginning of the movement, which must be played more fluidly. In addition, he comments the phrasing and vibrato that must be applied in the first phrases, as well as the use of the bow in the repetition of the theme. They work on the tuning of the ascending scales and Müller plays several times to show the perfect intonation. It is necessary to take more time on some notes so that the phrase breathes. Müller suggests that there should be more contrast in the passage in E major, it is like an explosion, and explains to the student the correct way to play the pizzicati. *********** By donating to the School, you help support the free tuition of more than 150 young great talents from all around the world, while we bring Classical music closer to society. If you wish to give your support: https://escuelasuperiordemusicareinas... https://www.escuelasuperiordemusicare...   / escuelarein.  .   / escuelareina.  .   / escuelarsofia     / escuelareinasofia   *********** The Reina Sofía School of Music was created in 1991 as a social project to help both young people and musical culture. Since then, the School has worked to support highly talented young people in their personal and artistic development, and to bring the best music to all audiences. The School offers a comprehensive musical education with the best international faculty and an intense and demanding artistic life, along with an open-audition admission policy, based exclusively on talent.