Norman Krieger Teaches You Technique in Beethoven’s “Tempest” Sonata 

0:00 Intro sequence
0:23 Slow arpeggios and fish scales
8:07 Tremolos and other oscillating figures
16:12 Controlling the left hand in the final phrase
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While all of Beethoven's mature sonatas are mini-universes in themselves, defying conventional molds, the "Tempest" is an exception among exceptional works.
The only piano sonata Beethoven composed in D minor, the piece emerges through harmonically ambiguous mists, and begins unfolding not unlike a work of Shakespearean drama - although the piece's nickname is only loosely attributed to the composer.
Join Norman Krieger, Chair of the Piano Department at Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music, as he navigates through Beethoven's storm, revealing overlooked details in the score and coaching your physical movements, all in the service of capturing the character and drama of this terrifying and tragic piece.
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