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What a nice lesson. This made me interested in learning Dacroze eurhytmics.

I like it but I'm not sure what the overall concept is teaching.

Nobody was certain about the tune for the squats

Hi there, what is the name of the music piece? please

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So simple yet so fundamental.

Probably the best preparation I ever did for a piano piece (it was a Mozart sonata in that case) was pretty much this: visualizing its music in my head while spontaneously creating and enacting a choreography that embodied it's energy in terms of phrasing and rhythmical structure. At my exam, my fingers moved with an energy and virtuosity they had never experienced, with a ''surprising regularity in the 16th notes'' (was the comment of my judges at my exam) and in just the right spirit for the piece. Definitely one of my best memories as a musician. This method which I just discovered seems to do just that. If you can't dance the music you play at least somehow, you probably don't really feel it and won't be able to convey its message.

Eurythmics is a game changer for me. However can you teach this without piano ?

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Very cool! What name of the music played at 0:36? How can I find that sheet music?

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I could've watched a twenty minute video of this. Very cool.

Música extraordinaria!!!

The underated genius of feeling, it understands rhythm in a much superior way than thinking ever will!!

Eurhythmics is so overlooked and ignored in music schools. It is essential for internalizing the beat.

Wish uou all a good day ❤️

A real joy to watch and experience!

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I will love to study the one time the méthode Dalcroze. Is there some course in Brazil? I live in Brazil, Amozônia and I AM Conducor of choir and teacher on graduation in Music Education, in University State Pará.

Gal after my own heart. :-)

Wonderful! How about the Açores, repertoire,How to get It? Are there books? Is there any site? Thanks a Lot!

Amazing! Love this method so much. Thank you guys

Thanks!!

Not counting but feeling was a revelation ?!! I have been underestimating my genius ... But also this is a great way to teach. One of my friends could play bass but he had real difficulty covering songs in rhythm and singing along. I didn't know how to teach him that... but this may help :)

Really interesting, perfectly and idiomatically played...bravo to the pianist, and thanks for the choice!

If I have kids I'm gonna take them to these classes

I like the video

Very nice! Thank you for sharing this gem.

Fantastic!

Un grande pianista

U r awesome! I watched someone else’s video w everyone dancing around, and I said I can not deal with that at my piano lessons. But I am going to try this. U r great!

Before performing these two pieces, Riva provided the following notes: "The first piece, Danse bigarrée No. 6, has the title "Dance," but was written not for dance but to think about dancing. It was written in 1937. The second piece, "Le fox-trot angoissé," is a very funny piece. Dalcroze started his career as a chansonier, writing songs for the French cabaret, and we will find a lot of this irony in this piece. The "Le fox-trot angoissé" is part of "Entrée dansante" written in 1924. You will see changing meters, and-especially in the fox-trot-the influence of jazz and the new rhythms coming from America to Europe between the two World Wars. Especially in the second piece, you will see how Dalcroze created tension just by switching the accent. The theme is always the same, but he changes the accent and [introduces] some silence. It's a very, very funny piece...you will see!"

Before he performed this piece, pianist Riva shared the following comments with the audience: "Now I will play a selection of three pieces taken from "20 Caprices et études rythmiques," which is the most important work by Dalcroze in the 20th century. Of course, you will see a completely different style [than what we heard before]: we will have part-changing, we will have different meters put together. [This is all] Eurhythmics, that you know very well. It's not music written for eurhythmics, but the influence of his work in eurhythmics is already evident. The capriccio form is something which is very free, so as in the "Skizzen," it's very, very short music-four to five pages maximum for each [movement]-but with a precise character which is different one to the other, like an improvisation."

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What about this songs? How could I find, or buy? Thanks

This is the cutest thing I've ever seen

May I know what song is that?

Nice... May i knw the name of this piece⁇

Amazing

Very good

Ha-ha-ha! Yes, I think it is !

is this a version of musical chairs?