I believe all of the musicians play their piece for everyone to hear. Unfortunately it seems that all of this content was edited solely for Leister's critiques. It was a shame as we cannot hear the differences in their play. He worked quite heavily with the first musician and worked up quite a sweat. He had such trouble with her play that he even mentioned she wore the wrong footwear! I am thinking that he wanted to tell her to go home and practice. To appear at a masterclass with the incorrect adaptation of music is beyond unacceptable and falls at the feet of her conductor or teacher.
“Don’t play. Do you understand English? Don’t play hard when you play forté. Look, the sound is coming from your body, not from… don’t play like this." *mocking hand movements* This [your piano] is not a typewriter. It is your body. The sound coming from your body.” *mumbles* Not the best start to a masterclass I've ever seen...
@@wayraquinchiguango6379 lol, I'm not dictating anything. I didn't say that she isn't allowed to wear it, I simply said it isn't appropriate to wear a dress that short on stage. At least wear some black tights or something.
@@trevorsparks8530 Probably it's hot and while playing clarinet you sweating even more, so where ist the problem (also it is not really short, it's just normal everyday clothes why she shouldn't wear it in class)
Way to get the Maestro mad...
1. Bar Numbers
2. Articulations
3. Breathing
4. Fingering
6. Fantasy
I will never forget them :)
Don't mistake intensity for anger! :-)
The right shoes.
Always wonderful to hear the Master speak!
What a fantastic piece of music!!!
Il Michelangelo del clarinetto. Grazie! 💌
What an inspiring masterclass
Kalle, the best musician gives the best lessons naturally.
Maria
Muy detallista el maestro.👏👏
Great!
a small step for Leister, a giant leap...
I don’t know what came before the video started, but never letting them play more than about . 5 bars at a time is destructive
I believe all of the musicians play their piece for everyone to hear. Unfortunately it seems that all of this content was edited solely for Leister's critiques. It was a shame as we cannot hear the differences in their play. He worked quite heavily with the first musician and worked up quite a sweat. He had such trouble with her play that he even mentioned she wore the wrong footwear! I am thinking that he wanted to tell her to go home and practice. To appear at a masterclass with the incorrect adaptation of music is beyond unacceptable and falls at the feet of her conductor or teacher.
I have a clarinetist friend who, I believe, plays this more expressively than this Master.
Awesome im playing this same piece
Great1
what edition hes reccomending on Brahms?
G. Henle Verlag
这是在哪个学校上的大师课啊 ？
Henle! That´s the only possibility.
B
dang. Karl too much strudel.///
“Don’t play. Do you understand English? Don’t play hard when you play forté. Look, the sound is coming from your body, not from… don’t play like this."
*mocking hand movements*
This [your piano] is not a typewriter.
It is your body. The sound coming from your body.”
*mumbles*
Not the best start to a masterclass I've ever seen...
What a rude and bitter teacher
She's a very good player, but does she have to show her excellent legs? Perhaps on stage, but for a class?
if it was a man showing his legs, it would have problem?
@@bcleuton1 well, from a musical standpoint, yes. Its not proper attire, has nothing to do with her being a woman. Just not appropriate attire is all.
@@trevorsparks8530 So you have the authority to dictate what she wears and how she presents? Questionable.
@@wayraquinchiguango6379 lol, I'm not dictating anything. I didn't say that she isn't allowed to wear it, I simply said it isn't appropriate to wear a dress that short on stage. At least wear some black tights or something.
@@trevorsparks8530 Probably it's hot and while playing clarinet you sweating even more, so where ist the problem (also it is not really short, it's just normal everyday clothes why she shouldn't wear it in class)