Debussy Estampes Explained: A-Level Seminar

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Join Rachel Leach and pianist Phillip Moore, as they explore two movements of Debussy's Estampes: 'Pagodes' and 'A night in Grenade'; one of the set works for on the Edexcel A-Level Music syllabus 2018/2019. Produced by LSO Discovery.
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@sigallamichel8840 3 года назад

thank you, very helping for those who are alone and want to undersand how "Pagoges" has been composed. Especially some special and fantastic fragments. Isolation, bar by bar, melody by melody, is so helpful for understanding.Mes hommages à la Reine.

@Bigblackpiano 5 лет назад

the pianist plays this very well...lovely lovely performance

@davidsimkinsmusic 5 лет назад

Quick piece summaries for 'Pagodes' 14:37 and 'La Soiree dans Grenade' 33:09. Both summaries are then followed by a full performance of the works straight through, encouraging you to revise and recognise Debussy's genius.

@kerserzthescientist8899 3 года назад

Anyone noticed the description?😂 "A night in Grenade" - bet that was explosive!💣🤦🏻

@derekpintozzi2498 3 года назад

okay this was funny

@carbonc6065 3 года назад

I've seen this three times now since it's been uploaded--thank you very much for the deep analysis!

@OsvaCola 3 года назад

A musical analysis of the highest level. Many points of doubt, from the comments, but I remember that musical analysis is not an exact science. Many points of view, and with everyone we learn better to see the beauty of a work. Congratulations Rachel Leach and pianist Phillip Moore.

@jorgesuarez7077 5 лет назад

Very nice format! Thanks so much.

@sergiobarros4612 4 года назад

I enjoy very much this kind of seminar!!!. Thanks a lot Rachel!! Brilliant!!!

@warrengamameilhardin 3 года назад

Thank you for posting this. I've loved Debussy for decades but there are always new ways to hear his work. This lecture is great.

@artisuryavanshi7785 5 лет назад

Brilliantissisissississimo!!,!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Keep it up LSO

@williamvasudevan 5 лет назад

15:35 and 34:15 for the full performances

@noormartin3374 4 года назад

The presentation was very helpful and the pianist was great

@lewisblake4104 5 лет назад

27:20 lmao when she says changes key 4 times

@madelinemaher5756 4 года назад

Is there a way to cite this? Thanks so much

@prasakodees6306 Год назад

I think there's a lot of incorrect info here. The melody at 11.00 ish is definitely not a whole tone scale, the accompaniment does not fall into the whole scale. It's just a modified pentatonic scale with a different set of intervals.

@SunriseFireberry 5 лет назад

Wasn't this uploaded already? Just wondering.

@LondonSymphonyOrchestra 5 лет назад

We live streamed it back in November - maybe you're remembering that? This is an edited version of that live event.

@amydunne25 5 лет назад

I recognise the venue, but where is it again? Is it the Barbican or St. Luke's LSO?

@LondonSymphonyOrchestra 5 лет назад

This was recorded at St Luke's.

@amydunne25 5 лет назад

@@LondonSymphonyOrchestra Thank you!! Knew I recognised the venue!!

@slobberdan8428 8 месяцев назад

The important thing about Debussy is not to butcher it. He composes often at pianissimo to get his chordal dissonance past the listener. Just respect the gentleness of Debussy.

@christophernorman8127 2 года назад

Good accessible lecture for A level . Pianist looks a bit hostile, like he’s being forced to play against his wishes (!)….but plays really clearly which illustrates the points well. Any thing which helps our understanding of these magnificent pieces must be a good thing . Well done peeps👍

@pegwelt 3 года назад

who is this pianist?! very good

@LondonSymphonyOrchestra 3 года назад

The pianist is Philip Moore

@Bozothcow 3 года назад

He plays this very dry because it's a demonstration. Watching this just for the performance is a bit odd. I came for the lecture lol

@r.i.p.volodya Год назад

I don't think you mentioned that the Habanera is actually a CUBAN dance.

@HelloSpyMyLie 25 дней назад

False

@alexandercoleman6622 3 года назад

hey guys

@ExxylcrothEagle Год назад

I would only call him an "impressionist" on the exam if I was an imbecile

@fargothbosmer2059 5 лет назад

Wish she could speak a little slower

@alinasings 3 года назад

u can slow down the pace of the video

@dzc46278 5 лет назад

Parallel chords rather than modulations and cadences??? Just not true. This lecture seems pretty clumsy and ill informed to me. Not everything is a rigid dichotomy between an endless cold valley of conservative tradition and the vibrant ideas of modernity.

@8nayrb 5 лет назад

Wish I was smart enough to notice any thing wrong. I feel like pop music is too much for me.

@lewisbulled6764 5 лет назад

I agree with you on that ONE point, however this is a very good lecture. It is an overview of the most important ideas of the piece, rather than a super in-depth analysis of it. It's awesome!

@nathanturczan 3 года назад

Completely agree. Parallel chords, modulations, cadences -- these three musical devices are not mutually exclusive! Debussy used them all

@ryanwangpianist8416 3 года назад

This was good to help understand the music but the piano playing was...

@katielough5261 3 года назад

What’s wrong the the piano playing?

@bret6484 3 года назад

Fantastic? Flawless? Perfect??

@slobberdan8428 8 месяцев назад

Not heard of many Japanese composers though; tend to lack creativity and originality , just copy what has already been created to a very high technical standard. Cars, microchips, phones you name it. This theme hasn’t changed in 150 years.

@Sam-zj6mw 3 года назад

She shouldn’t have brushed over the erroneous label of impressionist composer so flippantly; a far more fertile comparison would be with symbolist literature, eg Mallarme. “We expect you do call him an impressionist in the exam”. Well, don’t. Get your musicology right and expect better.

@christophernorman8127 2 года назад

Absolutement 👍🏿😊