Carnegie Hall Bassoon Master Class: Shostakovich's Symphony No. 9
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- Berlin Philharmonic principal bassoonist Stefan Schweigert coaches Brent Foster on Shostakovich's Symphony No. 9. carnegiehall.org/workshops
Select members of the Berlin Philharmonic woodwind and brass sections led two days of master classes focusing on orchestral repertoire and audition preparation. Participating young artists attended panel discussions with the master class leaders and heard the Berlin Philharmonic in performance, led by Sir Simon Rattle, at Carnegie Hall.
Bassoon Master Class Participants
Samuel Banks
Catherine Chen
Brent Foster
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So incredibly deliberate with his vibrato!
Stefan = Genius
That's some one-of-a-kind vibrato Schweigert does...I like it :)
Pretty funny at 0:28 its as if the teacher is saying in his mind, ok this sucks im leaving. lmao
His vibrato is so wide. It's gorgeous. Like a great saxophonist
Schweigert!!! Love!!!
This is very nice. Thank you for posting this.
Mikey Youngs : It's a 9000 series Heckel. It used to belong to me.
woooow thanks!!! it's great
bizde niye böyle videolar yok. niye bizim türk musikisinin meşkleri kayda alınmıyor? kayda alınsa bile, bizde bu kadar mütevazilik var mı?
Best english speaking ever!
It sounds like a different bassoon. Not like a german at all. I wonder...?
+Daniel Schulze It's the wider more open vibrato of the masterclass teacher. The student has a more closed vibrato.
yes, that is exactly what I was thinking of his play...plays the bassoon more like a sax....tells the story of the music better with that. :D
Vibrato is way too wide and slow. Not beautiful.
Are you principal bassoon of Berlin Phil? I'm guessing no.
A bissche peinlisch, wenn dr Schieler bessa blost als dr Lehra. Hasch kai Rohr gehatt?
I've listened to this several times and Schweigert doesn't say one useful thing to Mr. Foster. And that ridiculous vibrato?
Jim Morgan hes principle basson of berlin phill i think hes better than you
Jim Morgan could be just hard for you to understand cause his english
Jim Morgan also around 7:00 he is talking about character and direction as he changed the speed of his vibrato to create more direction and kind of spin because just holding out a tone and vibrato can get boring.