From Chopin to Songwriting: Avery Gagliano's Many Inner Voices
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มิ.ย. 2024
- Interview topics:
0:00 Introduction
0:58 Avery’s exquisite voicing
4:09 Feeling Chopin’s presence in Warsaw
5:13 Avery’s New CD “Reflections”
6:10 Nostalgia in Schumann’s “Abegg” Variations
7:42 Gary Graffman and sound production
8:54 Bob McDonald the piano doctor
10:29 What Avery learned from her childhood teacher
12:00 Playing Rachmaninoff with small hands
13:20 Eclectic musical influences
14:03 Avery the pop songwriter
17:07 Comparing classical and pop
19:44 Avery’s Carnegie debut
20:37 Pacing and fingertips in Chopin’s G Minor Ballade
21:28 The infamous coda
23:23 Avery’s technique
24:10 Stamina and concentration in Bach’s A Minor English Suite
26:05 Keeping your cool during beautiful passages
27:07 The multiple universes of Beethoven’s Sonata Op. 109
29:08 How does Avery get to Carnegie Hall?
Head of Piano at tonebase Ben Laude interviews pianist Avery Gagliano: www.averygagliano.com/
Winner of the 2020 U.S. National Chopin Competition in Miami, Avery Gagliano was the only American to reach the semifinals of the 2021 International Chopin Competition in Warsaw: chopin2020.pl/en/competitors/...
She recently released her first album on the Steinway & Sons label, “Reflections,” featuring the music of Haydn, Chopin, Schumann, and Adès: www.steinway.com/music-and-ar...
For details on Avery Gagliano’s Carnegie Hall debut, sponsored by the Chopin Foundation of the United States: www.carnegiehall.org/Calendar...
Follow Avery on IG: / averygagliano
Media links:
Avery Gagliano - Chopin Competition 1st Round: • Vayyar Imaging's CEO R...
Avery Gagliano - Chopin Competition 2nd Round: • AVERY GAGLIANO - secon...
Avery Gagliano - Rachmaninoff 2nd Concerto (2019 Cliburn Junior Competition): • Cliburn Junior 2019 Av...
Avery Gagliano - Schumann Abegg Variations (Live from the WRTI 90.1 Performance Studio): • DRUME Music | Song of ...
Avery Gagliano - Bach English Suite No. 2 (Gilmore Rising Stars Series): • Avery Gagliano / Bach'...
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I'm completely and thoroughly impressed with both of you! Good luck with your Carnegie Hall debut tonight, Avery! (PS - I was Avery's first piano teacher. So proud of you, Avery!)
She deserved to be top 5 in the Chopin Competition. Absolutely fantastic pianist.
I agrée! The winner is very talented, don’t get me wrong! But I believe her expression and musicality tops his. I was so confused that he was the winner. But am still happy for him. I hope Avery enters again next time!
Beautiful interview. Avery is an extraordinary musician, she has a first-rate intelligence - not just musical - and a great talent, and I would like to hear her here in Italy. I’ve been following her since the Van Cliburn Junior Competition, and I think she's making a great career, which she well deserves. I wish to renew my most sincere congratulations and my greatest wish for the continuation of her already bright musical adventure. All the best! Rossano Pinelli, Italian composer
Joyfulness, happiness, what else drives the spirit of a musician? And yes, we cannot keep the moment in music, it is beauty created within the flow of time, it passes, and it only will stay as a memory, but it can be such a powerful memory that it pervades all life. This is an enjoyable interview with a professional and smiling pianist for of all lovers of good music. Thank you.)))
She is very well spoken. What a wonderful artist
I was so disappointed she didn’t get all the way to the end, I started to question the judging. Her playing was one of the treats of the competition, the Andante Spinato was a revelation. I wish her all the best for the future.
I have the same sentiments. Probably the reason the Best Polonaise wasn't awarded this year is because she's one of the best contenders for it. Her Andante spianato and grande polonaise was absolutely stellar. I keep replaying it all over again.
@@retrocules isn’t it great they’ve made the streaming available as permanent TH-cam videos.
Ever since the all mighty algorithm revealed this channel to me, I’ve been struck at the level of discursive insight... in each installment.
All the magic of high level musicking as well as the insights that usually take place in different spaces, from conservatory hallways and classrooms, to master classes, to peeks into the meaningful exchanges that we know virtuosos have among themselves, are all suddenly conjured into these videos that patently show the power of this new platform...
Huge grateful fan.
I was disappointed that she didn’t go on to the finals. I was very impressed with her playing
Thanks so much for a wonderful interview! The detailed breakdown into chapters and the links are also greatly appreciated. I also am a big fan of Avery’s - what a treat to listen and watch her online from Warsaw! Thank you! One request to Avery: please put your songs and compositions together and release a CD album as well - would love to hear them.
Wow, what a brilliant charmer. So many fantastic insights, and from someone barely in her 20s. Incredible.
Marina sounds like a stunning teacher, applying the right music to fit the students love. Wishing you all the best Avery. Good interview.
She IS indeed. Not only she gave Avery the right music to fit her age and personality, she also gave her pieces to work on specific techniques according to the level of her physical development so as to avoid any injuries. She did everything to protect her childhood. An amazing teacher and human being.
Absolutely brilliant musician
Great interview and insight of her musical skills. I've been a fan since she participated in the Cliburn Junior. Reading Conrad Walenrod could provide her a good story line to the 1st ballade with Conrad and his lute (main theme) and beautiful Aldona (female theme in E flat major, A major and E flat major again) from the top of the guard tower telling Conrad to go to war and regain Poland's territory to the Germans, Lituanian and Prussians. Conrad was so depressed that he only wanted to do baquets with the army and Aldona was the female voice that puted him in his place and go to war... Unfortunatly he committed suicede after losing the last battle (in the coda of the ballade)... You can actually relate the final part of the poeme whith the last page of the ballade... Is just a thought... It helped me to practice it with an extra motivation, but slow practice helped more... In the coda it helps to be seated high with the elbows above the black keys line, specially with small hands...
Very nice interview with Avery. This goes deep into the nerdy stuff, but still shows examples and even the music to help those that don't know it as well.
👏 thanks for the insight from both of you
Another fantastic interview!
she is amazing!
i guess Katsaris already cleared the way for future generations when it comes to inner voices :)
would be cool if you interview him someday!
Love this interviewer, great questions
It was nice seeing her receiving advice from Lang Lang in his Master classes and now seeing her progress. She really has matured.
Off topic, I like her smile. So cute.
Btw, Alicia de Larrocha has an amazing stretch, actually. She was able to reach a 10th.
Why is that amazing? You mean amazing for small hands?
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