Professor Kenneth Hamilton Lecture, Cardiff University School of Music

Following his recent concert, Professor Kenneth Hamilton, Head of Cardiff University School of Music, talks about key issues of repertoire choice and preparation for performing. He draws upon his experience as an internationally renowned musician and scholar of historical pianism to show how an understanding of the past is vital for the performer of today. With the following sections: 0.00 Introduction, and the emotional construction of a programme 6.56 The historical and technical construction of a programme 13.32 Historical voicing on the piano 18.52 Q&A How do you prepare for concerts? 23.36 Q&A Do you listen to other artists recordings when preparing? 25.50 Q&A Is there a difference between deciding on repertoire for a concert or an album? 29.42 Q&A How did you become interested in historical piano playing? You can view a recording of the concert here:    • Professor Kenneth Hamilton Piano Concert, ...