Beethoven - Sonata No.6 in F Major, Op.10 No.2 - LCM Grade 8 скачать в хорошем качестве

Beethoven - Sonata No.6 in F Major, Op.10 No.2 - LCM Grade 8

The first movement (Allegro) is full of playful surprises. Beethoven uses sudden pauses, unexpected harmonic shifts, and rhythmic tricks to create a light, almost joking character. It’s one of his more humorous sonata openings. Beethoven plays with syncopations, silences, and offbeat accents that challenge both the performer and listener’s expectations. The pauses often feel like punchlines to musical jokes. You can hear Haydn's influence in the wit and classical form, but Beethoven pushes boundaries further—especially in his harmonic detours and playful fragmentation of themes. Chương đầu tiên của Sonata này đầy ắp những bất ngờ. Beethoven sử dụng các đoạn nghỉ đột ngột, chuyển giọng bất ngờ và tiết tấu tinh nghịch để tạo nên một bầu không khí nhẹ nhàng, dí dỏm—gần như là một trò đùa âm nhạc. Có thể nhận ra ảnh hưởng của Haydn qua sự hóm hỉnh và hình thức cổ điển, nhưng Beethoven đã đẩy các ranh giới đi xa hơn—đặc biệt qua những đoạn chuyển hòa âm và việc tinh tế “chia nhỏ” chủ đề một cách đầy sáng tạo. #beethoven #lcm #grade8 ------------------------ Subscribe for more / hazelnguyen Nhớ Theo Dõi để cập nhật những video mới nhất của Hazel nhé! CONNECT WITH HAZEL NGUYEN ON SOCIAL MEDIA/ TƯƠNG TÁC VỚI HAZEL NGUYỄN TRÊN CÁC KÊNH MXH: ► Facebook: / hazelnguyenpianist ► Instagram: / hazelnguyenpianist ------------------------ Hazel Nguyen began her music education at the age of three. Developing a controlled, prodigious technique, she has been praised for her authority over the most complex technically demanding pieces, the depth of her musical insight and charismatic stage presence. With a full scholarship to study at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, she graduated with a First-Class Bachelor Degree in Piano Performance. In the last four years, Hazel taught at Rossall All-Steinway-School in Lancashire and at Ripley St Thomas in Lancaster as a Subject Leader. In the past, Hazel was awarded Worthing Pianist of The Year. At Brighton Springboard Music Festival, she won the Senior Championship and the Senior Concerto Class. As a result, she was invited to perform with Brighton orchestra for two seasons. Her virtuosic recording of Beethoven’s Bagatelle op.33 no.5 was played on BBC Radio 3 and made a signature tune for their program In Tune. In Glasgow, producing the best performance of a Mozart Concerto, she was awarded Jock Holden Memorial Trophy. Hazel won the Rosanne Archibald prize for the most promising musician at Blackburn Music Festival and was also a winner at Glasgow Rising Star competition. Recently, Hazel returned to her home country, Vietnam, after 12 years of residing in the UK. She is looking forward to teaching at major music institutes in Vietnam, collaborating with other performers, and inspiring the next generation of pianists and musicians in her home country.