Watch Live Clarinet Master Class on Web with
Karl Leister
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 Renowned clarinetist Karl Leister (see next listing) gives a
three-hour master class. Attend the event at Regenstein Recital
Hall, check the top page of the Pick-Staiger web site (www.pickstaiger.com),
or check this page the day of the event for a direct link
to the Internet broadcast.
World-renowned clarinetist Karl
Leister was a child prodigy who first studied clarinet
with his father, also a famous German clarinetist. Winner of
numerous awards at international music competitions, he became
a solo clarinetist with the Komische Oper Berlin at age 19 and
went on to play as principal clarinetist with the Berlin Philharmonic
Orchestra for 30 years while enjoying an international
career as a soloist and chamber musician. His program includes
music by Schubert, Mendelssohn, Beethoven, and Schumann.
Here is the repertoire for this evening's master class:
1. Mozart: Trio (KV 498)
- Rondo, Allegretto (mvt. 3)
Kristin King, clarinet; Lindsay Bohl, viola; Kay Kim, piano
2. Brahms: Sonata in f minor (Op. 120 #1)
- Allegro Appassionato (mvt. 1)
Jennifer Michaels, clarinet; Kay Kim, piano
3. Schumann: Fantasy Pieces (Op. 73)
- Zart und mit Ausdruck
- Lebhaft, leicht
- Rasch und mit Feuer
Michael Rezzo, clarinet; Kay Kim, piano
4. Brahms Quintet (Op. 115)
- Allegro (mvt. 1)
Michael Yoshimi, clarinet; Hugh Palmer and Caroline Yoshimoto, violins;
Yoshihiko Nakano, viola; Sang Jun Yhee, cello
Pick-Staiger Concert Hall and the Northwestern University School
of Music, in conjunction with Northwestern University's Academic
Technologies, will present the master class LIVE on the Web.
You can watch this event live on your computer. Here's what
you need to do:
- Make sure that you have the
most recent version of RealPlayer on your computer.
- Link removed - event is over.
The event will begin promptly at 7 p.m. CDT!
Questions about the event can be directed to nusmweb@northwestern.edu.
We'd also love to hear your comments about how the webcast worked
for you!
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