How To Teach Clementi Sonatina Op.36 No.1 - I. Spiritoso
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- Today we're talking about how to teach the first movement of the well-known Sonatina in C Major by Muzio Clementi. This is a great introduction to Sonatinas for early intermediate students. Watch my newer video covering the third movement here: • How To Teach Clementi ...
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CORRECTION: An astute viewer informed me that there has been recent scholarship that has corrected some of my statements. (Thank you, Janet!) This movement was in fact NOT written in cut time, but in common time. Clementi's own fingering choices (which are different than what I suggested) can also be tried by looking at an urtext. I recommend checking out this new scholarly edition which explains many of Clementi's own revisions/editions and is generally quite helpful for historical context as well as understanding editorial choices. bit.ly/39M3zEQ
Thank you so much I’m learning this right now great pointers
Your piano sounds so good, so crisp yet rounded 😭😭
Thank you!
I’m learning this song right now
Do you have other pieces in the intermediate repertoire that you'd like me to cover in a future video? Leave a comment here!
Such a helpful video, excited to watch the other videos in this series!
Thank you!
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I love this song I am practicing it now.
Loved this breakdown, especially the history on clementi. Keep it up!
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Watching this as a student was very helpful thank you!
Love this Janna! Several of my students are working on this piece right now so this video popped up at a great time. Lots of great info in here. - Selena
Thanks for watching, Selena! I just checked out your channel and your intro video looks fabulous. :)
I've just started learning this piece, I know it is probably a bit cliched but I really love it
Enjoy! And thank you for watching.
Wonderful, thank you so much for your nice video!. It came on time! One of my students is just learning the peace right now.
Thank you! I need to update some information on this one - an astute viewer informed me of some small errors. I'll do that now.
My Schirmer book for op. 36 has the most bizarre fingering for that tricky passage, starting with 1-3 (E to C). Wait. What?! A misprint? I'm looking at it now. I was near the piano and followed your advice: 4-2, 3-1, 4-2, etc. Wow. So much easier, though I'm embarrassed that I couldn't figure that out by myself. I kept starting 3-1 and couldn't find my way to the right ending hand position. Oh well. The challenges of being an adult piano student! Thanks for these videos. I've also subscribed.
1-3 on E-C certainly does sound like a misprint! I’m glad you found my fingering helpful. I did have another teacher contact me and let me know that Clementi himself wrote all 4-2-4-2-4-2 in an early edition. Might be worth a try in comparison to 4-2-3-1.
this was great and super helpful Did you do 2? Im struggling struggling struggling thanks
Are you referring to Op.36, No.2? Or something else?
Thank you so much for your email as well.!!!
Thank you so much please keep giving us advices
Hi Janna, do you have a video on Clementi Op.36 No.3 Spiritoso?
I do not, but I can add that to the queue!
@@JannaWilliamson That would be great, thank you!
Thank you. You are very pretty btw.