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eskape
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Good conservatories in Italy?
on: July 29, 2014, 12:35:00 PM
Hello to everyone,
I am a piano student living in Greece , and I'll be finishing my studies in the summer of 2015.
My final year program consist of:
Beethoven op 90 sonata
Beethoven concerto 3 in c minor
Chopin revolutionary étude
Ravel sonatine
One fugue by Bach
One étude by moszkowski
Liszt invocation
And some other smaller pieces.
As a member of my family will be living in Venice for work, I am wondering if there is some good conservatories for me to continue my studies in Italy and hopefully Venice. I am interested in studying piano on a master level (if that is possible), and i am looking at all the possibilities.
Do you know about conservatorios in or near Venice for studies worth checking out? My Italian is a bit limited right now, so if you have any infos concerning all this, please let me know.
I checked conservatories in and around Venice, like the Benedetto marcello, cesare pollini, agostino steffani, Giuseppe Verdi, but i am not sure about the entry requirements as everything is in Italian.
Thank you all in advance.
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eskape
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Re: Good conservatories in Italy?
Reply #1 on: August 17, 2014, 07:48:23 PM
Small bump, in case someone has any infos..
I stated earlier my piano program so that you can make an idea for yourself of my level, so that you could maybe guide me in a better way.
The Bach I play is the the fugue in g minor from the WTC1, and the Moszkowski is from the op.72 the No.2
Ah! and from many other threads I saw, I probably have to inform that I am not 13 or 8 years old as most of the young talented people here, but 26.
Thank you all in advance.
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