Expanding Joys of Conscious Listening™…with Steinway Artist Hsing-ay Hsu
New York City
Sat, March 12, 2022 7:00 PM, EST
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- 56 of 100 spots still available
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- Bring your own drinks
- No bathroom at this event
This is a Groupmuse Virtual Premiere
An online debut of exceptionally crafted pre-recorded content, coupled with musician + audience videochat.
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*Music of Mozart, Debussy, Poulenc, Pärt, Bricusse/Newley, and Mussorgsky's Great Gate of Kyiv in solidarity
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How do we listen for the beauty of the music and the unique intentions of each composer? There are many dimensions to our inner landscapes - how we feel sensations, images, words, and sounds. Join me in exploring how concert music can connect us to other people, places, times, and ourselves, to create your own associations! 6 composers, 5 dimensions of listening, 2 venues.
*View a new dimension of phrasing and changes in harmonic colors by noticing when the camera angles change.
*Steinway Artist Hsing-ay Hsu is an international prizewinner, concert producer, teacher/educator, studio owner, and adjudicator, who joyfully shares the power of music to build multidimensional awareness
and to make sense of the human experience. She has performed at prestigious venues including Carnegie Hall, Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, and in Europe & Asia. Born in Beijing, Ms. Hsu trained at Juilliard and Yale. She is owner of Nutmeg Studio NYC, host of a YouTube channel and Conscious Listening™ Café webinars, and was a faculty member at the University of Colorado for fourteen years before recently returning to New York. HsingayHsu.com
What's the music?
W.A. Mozart: Allegro moderato from Piano Sonata in C major, K.330
Claude Debussy: From Douze Etudes
Pour les arpèges composés (for composed arpeggios)
Pour les agréments (for ornaments)
Francis Poulenc: Les Chemins de l’Amour
Selections from “Improvisations”
X. Modéré, sans trainer ("In Praise of Scales"), FP 63 (1932-4)
XIII. Allegretto commodo, FP 170 (1958)
XV. Très vite ("Hommage à Édith Piaf"), FP 176 (1959)
I. Presto ritmico, FP 63 (1932-4)
III. Presto très sec, FP 63 (1932-4)
VII. Modéré sans lenteur, FP 63 (1932-4)
Arvo Pärt: Spiegel im Spiegel “Mirror in Mirror”
Bricusse/Newley: Pure Imagination (Based on Arrangement by Bill Charlap)
Modest Mussorgsky: The Great Gate of Kiev from Pictures at an Exhibition
This is a Groupmuse Virtual Premiere
An online debut of exceptionally crafted pre-recorded content, coupled with musician + audience videochat.
Host
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