He Royal Casino of Murcia offers a new artistic initiative for partners. It’s about a introductory course to classical music taught by the graduate in philosophy and musician Juanfra Martí.
To follow the teaching guide you do not need to be an expert in the discipline. It is designed so that the interested and fans can take their first steps in classical music, with the aim of achieving a most advanced level.
The teacher has higher education in piano and musical language from the Manuel Massotti Conservatory and, in addition, has experience as facilitator-teacher. He has had the opportunity to organize other workshops for entities such as La Caixa or Radio Nacional de España.
It is, therefore, a course eminently practical in which fragments of concerts and operaswhich will be analyzed and commented.
Members can formalize their registration by filling out the form available in the Reception of the entity or downloading it here:
Start: Monday, February 5, 2024. Classes will be held every Monday until June.
Place: Real Casino Assembly Hall (Some sessions will be held in the Congress Hall. We will inform you in advance of the change of location).
Hour: De 18h. a 20h.
Precio: 27€/mes
Exclusive activity for Members.
Course contents
1. Methodology, objectives, definitions and previous questions. The expressive capacity of music. Previous notions of tempo and musical dynamics.
2. The “concerto grosso” and the baroque solo concerto. Programmatic music (I) Antonio Vivaldi.
3. The classical concerto for soloist.
4. The symphony orchestra. Features, instruments, sections, layout. Reference works by solo instrument. The piano and its predecessors.
5. The sonata form and the classical symphony: Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven.
6. Symphony and pre-romanticism: Beethoven.
7. Romanticism and revolution. Programmatic music (II). Hector Berlioz.
8. The Requiem Mass (I): WA Mozart.
9. The Requiem Mass (II) Giuseppe Verdi: Requiem Mass.
10. The canon, the fugue and the theme with variations. JS. Bach “Goldberg Variations”
11. Chamber music.
12. Orchestral direction. Genesis, evolution and characteristics. From Jean Baptiste Lully to Leonard Bernstein.
13. The voice and opera. An approximation.
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