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I'm practicing a chopin ballade atm, the same one that was played at the end of The Pianist
It's a nice piece, but I hate the octaves
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I'm practicing a chopin ballade atm, the same one that was played at the end of The Pianist
It's a nice piece, but I hate the octaves
u have a piano in ur boarding room? wdf?
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There are music rooms in my hall
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ahh cool, i've been practisng liszt - tarantella, awesome piece.
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I'm practicing a chopin ballade atm, the same one that was played at the end of The Pianist
It's a nice piece, but I hate the octaves
Is that one Ballade No. 1?
I thought the piece at the end of The Pianist was Grande Polonaise Brillante at the credits.
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The piano piece heard at the end of the film, played with an orchestra, is Chopin's Grande Polonaise brillante, Op. 22.
This movie is quite strange, not too bad though
I like the music in it! :D
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I'm practicing a chopin ballade atm, the same one that was played at the end of The Pianist
It's a nice piece, but I hate the octaves
is that no2? I think ron ho played that rly well :P
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Ron
I'm practicing a chopin ballade atm, the same one that was played at the end of The Pianist
It's a nice piece, but I hate the octaves
is that no2? I think ron ho played that rly well :P
Ron Ho is a pro :)
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yah we are good friends, how u know him?
(u know max foster / sarama tornetto? good players too :P)
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yah we are good friends, how u know him?
(u know max foster / sarama tornetto? good players too :P)
Max Foster lol
It's a pity I couldn't make it to his MSO concert at the Bowl...
Nor Rebecca Chan's (violinist - Tchaikovsky Vln Concerto) :(
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mmm well foster is going down the down of a musician, talented pianist, he will go far.
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I'm practicing a chopin ballade atm, the same one that was played at the end of The Pianist
It's a nice piece, but I hate the octaves
Is that one Ballade No. 1?
I thought the piece at the end of The Pianist was Grande Polonaise Brillante at the credits.
haha, well, near the end
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mmm well foster is going down the down of a musician, talented pianist, he will go far.
Hell yeah, he's super amazing! :D
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ahh i remember playing in a double concerto concert with him, i played saint seans a minor concerto he played tach concerto, good ol' times, but musician days are far behind now heheh
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ahh i remember playing in a double concerto concert with him, i played saint seans a minor concerto he played tach concerto, good ol' times, but musician days are far behind now heheh
Cool! You must be pr0 at piano! :D
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I wish I could play a double violin concerto with someone pro ==
Oh, and the.watchman, playing the Bruch in 5ths doesn't count...
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I wish I could play a double violin concerto with someone pro ==
Oh, and the.watchman, playing the Bruch in 5ths doesn't count...
LOL why not?!?! ;D
Yeah same, maybe we should play something :)
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ahh i remember playing in a double concerto concert with him, i played saint seans a minor concerto he played tach concerto, good ol' times, but musician days are far behind now heheh
Cool! You must be pr0 at piano! :D
ninwa = pr0est piano player ive seen in australia
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ahh i remember playing in a double concerto concert with him, i played saint seans a minor concerto he played tach concerto, good ol' times, but musician days are far behind now heheh
Cool! You must be pr0 at piano! :D
ninwa = pr0est piano player ive seen in australia
Wow! I'm surrounded by music geniuses! :D
Hopefully I can pick something up from you guys then :P
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yah we are good friends, how u know him?
(u know max foster / sarama tornetto? good players too :P)
I've seen Ron at piano comps and yeah of course I've seen Max play too! I went to the '09 Foundation Day Concert and Ron Ho played the Rach 2 (3rd movement), my favourite concerto! I also loved the one Max played at YPA - Tchaik 1... the second movement is heavenly. Both of them are amazing.
I'm not that good at piano, I passed my Amus in year 8, and now I don't even do lessons anymore cos I'm almost in VCE...
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ah okay, yeah i was in same boat as u, passed L mus in year 7 and then stopped lessons during vce haha
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I wish I could play a double violin concerto with someone pro ==
Oh, and the.watchman, playing the Bruch in 5ths doesn't count...
LOL why not?!?! ;D
Yeah same, maybe we should play something :)
Because playing the Bruch in 5ths before rehearsal whilst laughing at everyone's disgusted reactions doesn't count as a concerto.
Hmm, let's bring some double violin music to MYO :)
Oh, and everyone here's so good at music. It's scary...
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ah okay, yeah i was in same boat as u, passed L mus in year 7 and then stopped lessons during vce haha
Lol I dropped piano for a year in year 6 then picked it up again and did amus randomly. Wow, you're really good... what did you play in your programme (if you remember)?
A year 7 called David Wang passed Lmus with distinction last year :O
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A year 7 called David Wang passed Lmus with distinction last year :O
We have the same piano teacher :) he charges $140/hour, you'd hope his students were half decent
... and no he doesn't charge me nearly as much, so I don't belong in the half decent group
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lol david wang, i knew him through angelica liu (same teacher again ninwa :P) at dandenong.
anyways i can't remember what i played exactly...
i think i played bach prelude and fugue no 4?
beethoven sonata (fked if i know the op. and no. sonatas are so gay)
chopin scherzo no. 2 <3
and some piece by debussy
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A year 7 called David Wang passed Lmus with distinction last year :O
We have the same piano teacher :) he charges $140/hour, you'd hope his students were half decent
... and no he doesn't charge me nearly as much, so I don't belong in the half decent group
Glenn Riddle, right?! I bet it is! He was one of my examiners :)
I love the Chopin ballades, scherzi, grande polonaise brillante, nocturnes, barcarolle & anything!
Did you play a debussy image or prelude? I love Reflets dans l'eau and Hommage a Rameau (Images).
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Ah Debussy... such lovely other-worldly music... speaking of Debussy... i'm off to play some right now
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A year 7 called David Wang passed Lmus with distinction last year :O
We have the same piano teacher :) he charges $140/hour, you'd hope his students were half decent
... and no he doesn't charge me nearly as much, so I don't belong in the half decent group
Glenn Riddle, right?! I bet it is! He was one of my examiners :)
I love the Chopin ballades, scherzi, grande polonaise brillante, nocturnes, barcarolle & anything!
Did you play a debussy image or prelude? I love Reflets dans l'eau and Hommage a Rameau (Images).
yeah i had glenn riddle as my Amus examiner lol
my L mus examiners were a crazy pair... ronald farren price and Ian Holtham
anyways i learn with stephen mcintyre XD
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yeah i had glenn riddle as my Amus examiner lol
my L mus examiners were a crazy pair... ronald farren price and Ian Holtham
anyways i learn with stephen mcintyre XD
My amus examiners were Glenn Riddle and Di Brescianni :)
I used to learn with Alison, she's an amazing teacher.
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I had Fintan Murphy for AMus :)
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Ahh Di Brescianni, i love her, she gave me heaps of prizes at comps hahaha
but anyways... piano is too much politics these days...
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I had Fintan Murphy for AMus :)
hmm I've never heard of that examiner for AMus, new one?
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I had Fintan Murphy for AMus :)
hmm I've never heard of that examiner for AMus, new one?
Me either. Who's that?
Lol Di examined me in ALL of my exams except grade 2.
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Yes Glenn Riddle (lol some of you probably now know who I am but oh well) - amazing teacher, but apparently very very grumpy as an examiner :P
I had Fintan Murphy for AMus :)
hmm I've never heard of that examiner for AMus, new one?
think she meant violin?
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Yes Glenn Riddle (lol some of you probably now know who I am but oh well) - amazing teacher, but apparently very very grumpy as an examiner :P
Really? He was really nice when I was doing my AMus... :)
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o violin no wonder...
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Fintan Murphy - isn't he the dean of music at Monash?
I had him for like 6th grade, he's a super tight-ass I've heard (don't quote me on that)
I think I had John Quaine and some other piano guy (on the national board) for my violin LMusA
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http://www.mediafire.com/?vnnwf3mmgzn <--- Youll be 10 000% more awesome...!!
Im not even sure if thats proper piano music but yeah
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Yeah, Fintan's a violinist.
And LOL, the.watchman, John Quaine used to be my violin teacher, and he actually scored me well on the two exams I had him for (this was before I started learning with him). :)
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Yeah, Fintan's a violinist.
And LOL, the.watchman, John Quaine used to be my violin teacher, and he actually scored me well on the two exams I had him for (this was before I started learning with him). :)
I know, I almost had a few lessons with Fintan :)
John Quaine was the replacement for Fintan in my LMus, supposedly Fintan couldn't make it.
I'm soooooo glad that happened, I definitely would have failed if Fintan was examining me
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I had Fintan Murphy for AMus :)
hmm I've never heard of that examiner for AMus, new one?
Me either. Who's that?
Lol Di examined me in ALL of my exams except grade 2.
lol I learnt from Di for a while
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lol I learnt from Di for a while
She's a great examiner and painter. I didn't know she did lessons too!
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I'll be the first Classical singer to post in this thread. Not that I'm that experienced or anything (two years of lessons now?), but hey, anything to change it from piano talk. >.>
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Come to Monash next year and join the choir!! :P
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I'll be the first Classical singer to post in this thread. Not that I'm that experienced or anything (two years of lessons now?), but hey, anything to change it from piano talk. >.>
I endorse your singing proness
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RAVEL'S BIRTHDAY TOMORROW!!! :D
(and mine)
I love Ravel (oh dear orchestrator of Mussorgsky's Pictures and composer of La Valse) :P
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Ravel... >:[ oh the hours and tears I wasted on gaspard de la nuit....
happy birthday for tomorrow, though! :)
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I'll be the first Classical singer to post in this thread. Not that I'm that experienced or anything (two years of lessons now?), but hey, anything to change it from piano talk. >.>
Does classical singing include musical theatre or is it just opera and stuff like Purcell?
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RAVEL'S BIRTHDAY TOMORROW!!! :D
(and mine)
I love Ravel (oh dear orchestrator of Mussorgsky's Pictures and composer of La Valse) :P
HAPPY BDAY FOR TOMORROW! And Happy bday to Ravel too! :)
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Ravel... >:[ oh the hours and tears I wasted on gaspard de la nuit....
happy birthday for tomorrow, though! :)
RAVEL'S BIRTHDAY TOMORROW!!! :D
(and mine)
I love Ravel (oh dear orchestrator of Mussorgsky's Pictures and composer of La Valse) :P
HAPPY BDAY FOR TOMORROW! And Happy bday to Ravel too! :)
Thanks! Go Ravel :)
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The mystery of Chopin's birthday
http://www.chopin-society.org.uk/articles/chopin-birthday.htm
What is Chopin's real birthday? lol
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Oh gosh. La Valse...
We're playing Pictures at the moment, the.watchman, right? Because I seriously was too tired yesterday to notice...
AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
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I'll be the first Classical singer to post in this thread. Not that I'm that experienced or anything (two years of lessons now?), but hey, anything to change it from piano talk. >.>
Does classical singing include musical theatre or is it just opera and stuff like Purcell?
Well, my teacher likes to make me sing opera and stuff, but I do a bit of musical theatre and stuff too. Currently learning a song from Les Mis for the school concerto concert (using it as a "concerto", lmao).
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We don't even have a concerto concert...
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The mystery of Chopin's birthday
http://www.chopin-society.org.uk/articles/chopin-birthday.htm
What is Chopin's real birthday? lol
Chopin - my fave composer <3
then liszt xD
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We don't even have a concerto concert...
We had to BEG to be allowed to play concertos with the orchestra...
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The mystery of Chopin's birthday
http://www.chopin-society.org.uk/articles/chopin-birthday.htm
What is Chopin's real birthday? lol
Chopin - my fave composer <3
then liszt xD
You welcome.
(I'm Polish)
;)
haha
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Oh gosh. La Valse...
We're playing Pictures at the moment, the.watchman, right? Because I seriously was too tired yesterday to notice...
AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Yeah, we are!
Thanks! :D
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We don't even have a concerto concert...
We had to BEG to be allowed to play concertos with the orchestra...
It's quite annoying, because even at my old school we had a concerto evening, but I might try and get a chamber music concert or a concerto concert up and running. If I have time to organise it with the MHS music captains...
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The mystery of Chopin's birthday
http://www.chopin-society.org.uk/articles/chopin-birthday.htm
What is Chopin's real birthday? lol
Chopin - my fave composer <3
then liszt xD
Same! CHOPIN then Debussy then Rachmaninoff :)
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Well, my teacher likes to make me sing opera and stuff, but I do a bit of musical theatre and stuff too. Currently learning a song from Les Mis for the school concerto concert (using it as a "concerto", lmao).
Awesome - what song from Les Mis are you doing? That's weird, putting it into a concerto concert, but then again - soloist and orchestral accompaniment might work.
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SIBELIUS then Ravel then Mahler! :D
Go Romantic and 20th century classical!
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Well, my teacher likes to make me sing opera and stuff, but I do a bit of musical theatre and stuff too. Currently learning a song from Les Mis for the school concerto concert (using it as a "concerto", lmao).
Awesome - what song from Les Mis are you doing? That's weird, putting it into a concerto concert, but then again - soloist and orchestral accompaniment might work.
We have singing at our concerto concert most years, last year was Finzi's "Fear No More the Heat of the Sun" :)
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Well, my teacher likes to make me sing opera and stuff, but I do a bit of musical theatre and stuff too. Currently learning a song from Les Mis for the school concerto concert (using it as a "concerto", lmao).
Awesome - what song from Les Mis are you doing? That's weird, putting it into a concerto concert, but then again - soloist and orchestral accompaniment might work.
Empty Chairs at Empty Tables. I think my teacher wanted me to do a song from Rigoletto (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCFEk6Y8TmM), but I was too stubborn. >.>
And yeah, we usually have a song or two at our Concerto Concerts. Last year, we had two arias (one from The Marriage of Figaro, can't remember the other).
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Empty Chairs at Empty Tables. I think my teacher wanted me to do a song from Rigoletto (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCFEk6Y8TmM), but I was too stubborn. >.>
And yeah, we usually have a song or two at our Concerto Concerts. Last year, we had two arias (one from The Marriage of Figaro, can't remember the other).
That's awesome! When's your concerto concert???? What other concertos (instrumental) did you have last year?
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Rigoletto... I swear, the translations of some of the songs are really weird.
I really wish we had a concerto concert. Desperately want to play the Bruch with an orchestra...
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Desperately want to play the Bruch with an orchestra...
Arrange it for double concerto! (fifths :P)
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Empty Chairs at Empty Tables. I think my teacher wanted me to do a song from Rigoletto (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCFEk6Y8TmM), but I was too stubborn. >.>
And yeah, we usually have a song or two at our Concerto Concerts. Last year, we had two arias (one from The Marriage of Figaro, can't remember the other).
That's awesome! When's your concerto concert???? What other concertos (instrumental) did you have last year?
Concerto Concert is in September, haha (aaaages away). Off the top of my head, last year we had:
Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto Movement 1 (Daniel Le)
Chopin Piano Concerto 1 Movement 1 (Kevin Kanisius)
Rachmaninov Piano Concerto 3 Movement 1 (Henry Wei)
Saint-Saens Morceau du Concerto for Horn+Orchestra
Mozart Clarinet Concerto Movement 1
Shostakovich Piano Concerto 2 Movement 2
Schreiner The Worried Drummer (AWESOME percussion concerto >.>)
Aforementioned aria from Marriage of Figaro
Another aria which escapes my mind (Phoebe Russell's brother!)
A timpani concerto which escapes my mind...
A flute concerto which escapes my mind...
A cello concerto which escapes my mind...
A trumpet concerto which escapes my mind...
We went a bit overboard with having three 20 minute piano concertos last year, though, given that we only had a term to rehearse. Managed to pull them off in the end, but only barely (we literally played through the Tchaikovsky only once in its entirety before the concert)...
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Daniel Le is a champion :D
I didn't know he was MHS
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Daniel Le is a champion :D
I didn't know he was MHS
MGS, not MHS, haha. :p He's music captain this year!
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Daniel Le is a champion :D
I didn't know he was MHS
MGS, not MHS, haha. :p He's music captain this year!
OOPS, I meant to write MGS :idiot2:
He is one heck of a pianist
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I need to know more pianists...
The closest I'm going to get to playing a concerto this year at school is Tango Ballet. I guess in strings we usually do some concertos though - we did this arrangement of a Vivaldi concert (which wasn't arranged) going into Black Dog last year, and in year 10 I played spring. Out of all of the seasons, my teacher had to choose spring... *sigh*
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I need to know more pianists...
The closest I'm going to get to playing a concerto this year at school is Tango Ballet. I guess in strings we usually do some concertos though - we did this arrangement of a Vivaldi concert (which wasn't arranged) going into Black Dog last year, and in year 10 I played spring. Out of all of the seasons, my teacher had to choose spring... *sigh*
LOL, I've (sort-of) been offered a spot for next year, so I'd like to take up the May concert (our September concert is too close to VCE IMO)
I'm tossing up a few options, but they have to be easy for the orch :P
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Play the Bruch.
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daniel le, same teacher as ruben lipohar and max foster.... apparently rita riechman the child "prodigy" of australia...
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daniel le, same teacher as ruben lipohar and max foster.... apparently rita riechman the child "prodigy" of australia...
Indeed! =) Reuben also went to MGS (as well as his younger brother, Richard Lipohar, who was a violin player instead...).
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daniel le, same teacher as ruben lipohar and max foster.... apparently rita riechman the child "prodigy" of australia...
Indeed! =) Reuben also went to MGS (as well as his younger brother, Richard Lipohar, who was a violin player instead...).
Just out of interest, do you know who his teacher is?
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daniel le, same teacher as ruben lipohar and max foster.... apparently rita riechman the child "prodigy" of australia...
Wow, Dan Le has Rita Reichmann as a teacher too... :) I never knew that :O
daniel le, same teacher as ruben lipohar and max foster.... apparently rita riechman the child "prodigy" of australia...
Indeed! =) Reuben also went to MGS (as well as his younger brother, Richard Lipohar, who was a violin player instead...).
Just out of interest, do you know who his teacher is?
Assuming you mean Reuben Chen, his teacher's the same as mine, Alison :)
Concerto Concert is in September, haha (aaaages away). Off the top of my head, last year we had:
Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto Movement 1 (Daniel Le)
Chopin Piano Concerto 1 Movement 1 (Kevin Kanisius)
Rachmaninov Piano Concerto 3 Movement 1 (Henry Wei)
Saint-Saens Morceau du Concerto for Horn+Orchestra
Mozart Clarinet Concerto Movement 1
Shostakovich Piano Concerto 2 Movement 2
Schreiner The Worried Drummer (AWESOME percussion concerto >.>)
Aforementioned aria from Marriage of Figaro
Another aria which escapes my mind (Phoebe Russell's brother!)
A timpani concerto which escapes my mind...
A flute concerto which escapes my mind...
A cello concerto which escapes my mind...
A trumpet concerto which escapes my mind...
We went a bit overboard with having three 20 minute piano concertos last year, though, given that we only had a term to rehearse. Managed to pull them off in the end, but only barely (we literally played through the Tchaikovsky only once in its entirety before the concert)...
That's an amazing programme! (I love the Tchaik, Chopin and Rach!).
Is the flute concerto:
Concertino Op 107 - Chaminade
Mozart Flute Conc (No 1 or 2)
Ibert Flute Concerto
Prokofiev Flute Concerto
^ any of those?
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Grrr I don't like Rita Reichmann >:[
What happened to Reuben? He was doing arts/law in my year... then he disappeared, apparently to London to study music... then I never heard anything about him again... o.O
The closest I'm going to get to playing a concerto this year at school is Tango Ballet.
LOL TANGO BALLET that's a funny name
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daniel le, same teacher as ruben lipohar and max foster.... apparently rita riechman the child "prodigy" of australia...
Indeed! =) Reuben also went to MGS (as well as his younger brother, Richard Lipohar, who was a violin player instead...).
Just out of interest, do you know who his teacher is?
Mark Mogilevsky (spelling?). He has another student at MGS on music scholarship as well right now (Willard Zhong).
daniel le, same teacher as ruben lipohar and max foster.... apparently rita riechman the child "prodigy" of australia...
Wow, Dan Le has Rita Reichmann as a teacher too... :) I never knew that :O
daniel le, same teacher as ruben lipohar and max foster.... apparently rita riechman the child "prodigy" of australia...
Indeed! =) Reuben also went to MGS (as well as his younger brother, Richard Lipohar, who was a violin player instead...).
Just out of interest, do you know who his teacher is?
Assuming you mean Reuben Chen, his teacher's the same as mine, Alison :)
Concerto Concert is in September, haha (aaaages away). Off the top of my head, last year we had:
Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto Movement 1 (Daniel Le)
Chopin Piano Concerto 1 Movement 1 (Kevin Kanisius)
Rachmaninov Piano Concerto 3 Movement 1 (Henry Wei)
Saint-Saens Morceau du Concerto for Horn+Orchestra
Mozart Clarinet Concerto Movement 1
Shostakovich Piano Concerto 2 Movement 2
Schreiner The Worried Drummer (AWESOME percussion concerto >.>)
Aforementioned aria from Marriage of Figaro
Another aria which escapes my mind (Phoebe Russell's brother!)
A timpani concerto which escapes my mind...
A flute concerto which escapes my mind...
A cello concerto which escapes my mind...
A trumpet concerto which escapes my mind...
We went a bit overboard with having three 20 minute piano concertos last year, though, given that we only had a term to rehearse. Managed to pull them off in the end, but only barely (we literally played through the Tchaikovsky only once in its entirety before the concert)...
That's an amazing programme! (I love the Tchaik, Chopin and Rach!).
Is the flute concerto:
Concertino Op 107 - Chaminade
Mozart Flute Conc (No 1 or 2)
Ibert Flute Concerto
Prokofiev Flute Concerto
^ any of those?
Reuben Lipohar, not Chen. :p
And yeah, it was the Chaminade.
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Correct spelling :P
Wow, pro teacher!
I've only met him twice, but he's amazing!
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Reuben Lipohar, not Chen. :p
And yeah, it was the Chaminade.
Ahh, I've never heard of Reuben Lipohar :( Who is he, does he go to grammar too?
Chaminade was the piece that got me into flute - when I heard it, I was like WHOA those runs are sooo fast! But now my favourite flute pieces are Fantasie - Hue and Sonatine - Burton. :)
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Reuben Lipohar, not Chen. :p
And yeah, it was the Chaminade.
Ahh, I've never heard of Reuben Lipohar :( Who is he, does he go to grammar too?
Chaminade was the piece that got me into flute - when I heard it, I was like WHOA those runs are sooo fast! But now my favourite flute pieces are Fantasie - Hue and Sonatine - Burton. :)
He was a pro pianist who graduated 2006. Got 49 and 50 in Solo and Group performance respectively, I believe (not that that's a precise measure of musical talent, but still...).
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Ooh Mark! He's an awesome violinist and really nice too.
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Ooh Mark! He's an awesome violinist and really nice too.
Yeah, he sure is :)
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daniel le, same teacher as ruben lipohar and max foster.... apparently rita riechman the child "prodigy" of australia...
Indeed! =) Reuben also went to MGS (as well as his younger brother, Richard Lipohar, who was a violin player instead...).
i know... i was very good friends with him because he learnt with my teacher too
Reuben Lipohar, not Chen. :p
And yeah, it was the Chaminade.
Ahh, I've never heard of Reuben Lipohar :( Who is he, does he go to grammar too?
Chaminade was the piece that got me into flute - when I heard it, I was like WHOA those runs are sooo fast! But now my favourite flute pieces are Fantasie - Hue and Sonatine - Burton. :)
He was a pro pianist who graduated 2006. Got 49 and 50 in Solo and Group performance respectively, I believe (not that that's a precise measure of musical talent, but still...).
and ... yamaha piano competition state finalist and national finalist. mark chu beat him the 2 years before haha, i still remember that year so clearly, that was with ron ho and michelle nyugen in the junior division with michelle winning it, and mark and reuben played almost identical pieces (chu was learning from ronald farren price and reuben with stephen mcintyre) mark played liszt transcendental etude (no 6?) and bach prelude and fugue (forgot no). Reuben played chopin etude no 4 and bach prelude and fugue (no 8 book I).
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Grrr I don't like Rita Reichmann >:[
What happened to Reuben? He was doing arts/law in my year... then he disappeared, apparently to London to study music... then I never heard anything about him again... o.O
The closest I'm going to get to playing a concerto this year at school is Tango Ballet.
LOL TANGO BALLET that's a funny name
lol yeah same here, apparently she and my teacher teacher don't have such a good relationship....
reuben went to london's music conservatory to study piano didn't he? is he back in aus now?
[Personally i like mark chu style (yes another MGS) better than reuben lol, i can't believe mark stopped pursuing music tho... what a shame]
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I love how you remember exactly what every. single. person. played at Yamaha :P
I used to study with Mark Chu's dad, until he got pissed off that I beat his son once in a competition and stopped teaching me properly.
I beat him ONCE. ONCE! Stupid parents living vicariously through children. Pffft.