How to Play at the Piano

Class on phenomenology of music

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1. On meeting various teachers and Sergiù Celibidache

3. On man as a system of reference

4. On the phenomenology of sound and gesture; the 5th interval

8. On introverted and extroverted intervals

9. On primal rhythmical articulation

10. On the relationship to the body

1. On meeting various teachers and Sergiù Celibidache

3. On man as a system of reference

4. On the phenomenology of sound and gesture; the 5th interval

8. On introverted and extroverted intervals

9. On primal rhythmical articulation

10. On the relationship to the body

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Ms. Sombart has a highly unique way of thinking about music. Through her thought-provoking masterclasses, she has shared with us her invaluable insights on physical and technical aspects of piano playing as well as on how to understand and interpret music, both of which have helped me tremendously.

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How to Play at the Piano

Class on phenomenology of music

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1. On meeting various teachers and Sergiù Celibidache

2. On silence

3. On man as a system of reference

4. On the phenomenology of sound and gesture; the 5th interval

5. On the octave

6. On rythmic parameters

7. On major and minor modes

8. On introverted and extroverted intervals

9. On primal rhythmical articulation

10. On the relationship to the body

1. On meeting various teachers and Sergiù Celibidache

2. On silence

3. On man as a system of reference

4. On the phenomenology of sound and gesture; the 5th interval

5. On the octave

6. On rythmic parameters

7. On major and minor modes

8. On introverted and extroverted intervals

9. On primal rhythmical articulation

10. On the relationship to the body

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