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Steven Mead - Italian Masterclass No.5
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2013
- In the final video masterclass in this series of five, Steven Mead addresses the subject of melodic playing. So often these days students are practising and studying melodic music but seem not to have experiences to draw on to make this music really live. After a short explanation we hear excerpts from the Serenade by Toselli, the second movement of the Euphonium Concerto by Horovitz, the main theme from Amilcare Ponchielli's Concerto per Flicorno Basso and the ending of Drigo's Serenade. As this latter work fades away we cut to the main church in Smarano, the centre of activities for the Brass Masterclasses held this week, to hear Ave Maria (Bach/Gounod) played by Steve accompanied by local organist Mauro Brusaferri. This was part of the final concert in which all students participated. At the end of August 2013, Steve will be a recording a full CD with organ in Laon Cathedral, France with the celebrated Polish organist Lidia Książkiewicz.
It's hoped these 5 masterclass videos will be useful for brass students everywhere.
There will be more to come during the summer of 2013 with next videos being shot on location in China, Macau,Trakai (Lithuania), Jeju Island (South Korea) and Voru (Estonia).
p.s. apologies for the outdoor sound quality in places...all recorded on my iPhone5 :)
When a reminder is needed about what is beautiful and special about the euphonium and its capacity to sing, all one needs to do is turn to Mr. Mead. I'm blown away by technical wizardry as much as anyone, but I can listen to playing like this all day.
Wonderful playing as always by Steven Mead, but again thank you for sharing. There are many of us at home that sometimes reach a plateau in our minds of our ability and getting back to the basics like the ones in your master classes has helped to reassure me that I am on my way to success in the ling run, nothing ever occurs as fast as we would like, but it is nice to be reassured I am on the right path.
What a euphonium is that I love this Sound
Thank you for this inspiring series!
Beautiful, and very nice vibrato. Thank you for the class
Thank you Master
Perfect demonstration solo.
Beautiful! And the music ;-) Thanks.
Que timbre!!!
Que sonoridade...parabéns 😁
READ!!! It's right in the "about" section
Dude you are perfect at the Euphonium. You played the concert Bb scale an octave up like it was nothing. Granted, I'm a 3rd year Euphonium player, so my high Bb has terrible tone, but still you did everything so perfectly. Overall, you are a legend.
I am 16 years old Japanese.
I am going to become like you someday.
Please costar with me someday.
頑張ってもっと上手くなります。
1位になります。
後輩なんかに絶対負けません。
i hope that u are now a great euphonium player!
hi, very nice playing! can you post a masterclass on how to improve and get such a beautiful tone? thanks!
Superb! What's the name of the piece he first plays with the organ?
I'm in 8th grade, I love the SM3, but my band director wants me to switch to a Bach 5G, any suggestions?
Well uh, as an 8th grader you wouldnt habe enough experience (i would think idk though) to play on an sm3 so go back to a 5g until your sophomore year and thrn switch back to the sm3u and see if you like it
I play on a Bach 5G on a large shank euphonium love it!!
Around 5:55 ish it sounds almost like there is a very quite "multiphonic esque" sound. Does anyone know what that is???
***** i don't think he's doing it there, the purpose of multiphonics is to create chords and he obv isn't doing that there, i think it's just something to do with the microphone.