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Topic: Per Tengstrand on the Waldstein and Pastorale sonatas  (Read 2106 times)

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Per Tengstrand on the Waldstein and Pastorale sonatas
on: January 13, 2016, 08:39:08 AM
Most happily cross-posting with PianoWorld. Don't know which subforum this belongs to, really, but I guess Student's Corner will do:


Per Tengstrand has written an excellent blog posting about the Waldstein sonata with some lovely excerpts.

https://worldofbeethoven.com/op-53-waldstein/

And just to make people like me even happier he launches a 75 minute seminar about how to play the Pastorale sonata. :D

https://vimeo.com/ondemand/pastoralone

This is not free material but the price is really peanuts, especially if you consider what time it must take to produce such a video. I have not watched it myself yet but I love his earlier videos, they have been extremely useful to me. And no, I'm not an affiliate ...
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