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"Master of Improvisation"
 

"...more thrilling than a thriller!..."



"...an incredibly talented and entertaining artist..."
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BADISCHE ZEITUNG, 2017

Schubert, Chopin & Ravel
- Basel, Oct 6

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​​If you're longing for music to soothe your ears, soul or just to get lost in - this concert is for you. You will be listening to a good half an hour of romantic pieces from the 19th and 20th century.

 

The best thing about all of this? It's for free! No entry or registration is required, just the time to sit down and enjoy beautiful piano music.

 

When and where?

 

 Tuesday, October 6

in the Bethesda Hospital (Basel)

at 16:15

 

The posters in the hospital will guide you towards the hall (Raum der Stille).

 

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I would love to see you there!

IMPROVISATION COURSE

Ever thought of creating your own music but didn't know where to start?

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This course will not only improve your playing technique, but it will also make you understand music in all its depth as well as listen to and approach a music piece in a totally different way. Your sense of harmony will develop without you consciously realising it, making you highly intuitive musically. Composing a piece of music will seem way easier and, since you will be able to master any unexpected situations, this will bring you highly envied security while performing on stage.

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Available in 3 levels, this course offers you a stunning total of 60 video lessons of improvisation with or without a form (like the Sonata or the Minuet) AND
it also comes with a free Workbook to accompany each of the lessons:
In it you will find lots of other examples on every topic, more ideas, tips, and a great deal of bonus material.

Most importantly: you don't need to have graduated in music in order to keep up with this course! All you need is some basic piano playing and music reading skills!


You want to make sure this is the right thing for you? 
Type in your e-mail address and you'll get 6 lessons from the entire course FOR FREE!

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UPCOMING CONCERTS

LATEST VIDEO

CHALLENGE ME:
BEETHOVEN FANTASIA


I was challenged to improvise on Beethoven's "Arietta" from the Piano Sonata Op. 111. This is the very last piano sonata Beethoven wrote and it consists of only two movements which couldn't be more contrasting: The first one is dissonant, tumultous and nearly dystopian, while the second movement feels like a cathartic aftermath of the destruction caused by the first.
I decided to improvise a Fantasia on this theme, that is a very free piece of music without a fixed form.

I would love to hear your thoughts on it!

Pianist. Composer. Improviser

"The best in music cannot be found in the score..."
GUSTAV MAHLER
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