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Rough Ideas Reflections on Music and More

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

02.02.2021

Verlag

Picador USA

Seitenzahl

464

Maße (L/B/H)

20/12,5/3,2 cm

Gewicht

430 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-250-78573-2

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

02.02.2021

Verlag

Picador USA

Seitenzahl

464

Maße (L/B/H)

20/12,5/3,2 cm

Gewicht

430 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-250-78573-2

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Libri GmbH
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DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Introduction

    Forum
    The Soul of Music
    'Our concert halls are like museums' - Yes, isn't that great!
    Music in churches: magical ghosts or profane distractions?
    Our wonderful, ageing audiences
    Dumping the interval
    Classical music - for everyone?
    Poking bows and spitting mouthpieces
    Can you be a musician and not write music?
    Can you be a musician and not play or read music?
    Hidden musicians, hidden talents
    Don't listen to recordings
    Joyce Hatto and listening blind
    Meaning what you sing
    Old pianists
    Gay pianists: can you tell?
    Leaving politics out of concerts
    Telling tails: do special clothes make a difference?
    Stephen, that was really dreadful!
    Stuck in a hole or building a tunnel?
    Caruso's garlic breath
    Punctured rolls
    Is there too much music?
    Relics
    Bechstein's fall and rise
    What kind of piano do you have at home?
    Lonely on the road
    When I don't play the piano
    Never mind the metronome, learn to use an alarm clock
    Disgrace at a concert
    Most of the strokes winners, none of them good enough
    Staying power The Russian crescendo
    Fickleness of feelings
    This one's happy, this one's sad
    What music makes you cry?
    Can atonal music make you cry?
    Symphonies under ice
    Clothing the naked melody
    Two women, two songs: in and out of harmony
    Is New Age thinking bad for musicians?
    Memory clinic and Mozart
    My terrible audition tape
    Quaver or not: should orchestras use vibrato?
    Parlour songs
    Breaking the law: a short speech for the Middle Temple
    The Proms

    Stage
    Once more onto the stage, dear friends, once more
    Bored on stage
    Neurotic on stage
    Nervous on stage
    Take a deep breath
    Routine on a concert day
    Flying glasses
    Page-turning: part of the performance
    As the page turns . . . or not
    The musical page-turner
    A crucial tip when playing with the score
    Out of the cockpit
    Humiliation and vomiting at the keyboard
    Stage fright and playing from memory
    Bad self-consciousness as the death of good self-confidence
    Beautiful bloopers: the joy of making mistakes
    Can wrong notes be right?
    Clap between movements? Please!
    Don't feel you have to clap between movements
    Ample amplification
    PPProjection
    Charismatic
    Stanley Kubrick and recording
    Red-light district I: the background
    Red-light district II: frenzy
    Red-light district III: solo lows and highs
    Red-light district IV: live or alive?
    Red-light district V: play it again (and again), Sergei
    Red-light district VI: did I really play it like that?
    A promiscuous weekend in Amsterdam
    Ringtone in Padua
    Hysterical laughter on stage

    Studio
    The practice of practising: for professionals
    The practice of practising: for amateurs
    Random practice tips
    There's no such thing as a difficult piece
    Unfinished
    Fingering
    Remembering what watered our roots
    A good edition
    Where do you sit to play the piano?
    Romantic in soul not body: sitting still at the piano
    Depressed: the amazing world of the pedal
    Depressed again: the (not so) soft pedal
    Seldom depressed: the middle pedal
    A different depression: finger pedal
    Trills I: easy does it
    Trills II: a good fingering but not with the fingers
    Trills III: six random tricks
    Up to speed
    Agile wings not muscular legs
    Beats and bleats
    Those who do can't necessarily teach
    Masterclasses
    Why don't (music) students attend concerts?
    What does the most talented young pianist need most?
    Trying to practise away from the piano and trying to try to pray

    People and Pieces
    How much do we need to know about a composer?
    Elgar the Roman Catholic
    Tchaikovsky didn't commit suicide
    Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto
    Tchaikovsky's Second Piano Concerto: why I changed the second movement
    Tchaikovsky's Concert Fantasia
    Artificial gushing tunes
    Authenticity playing Rachmaninov
    Recording Rachmaninov
    The other Rach
    Three
    How Beethoven redesigned the cadenza
    Brahms First or Second?
    Dvorák's Concerto for Ten Thumbs
    Schubert's hurdy-gurdy man
    Schubert and Simone Weil: a note for a CD
    The shifting sandals of York Bowen: a note for a CD
    Mompou and the music of evaporation: a note for a CD
    I don't love Bach
    I don't hate Bach
    Liszt I: the man who invented concert life as we know it
    Liszt II: the man who invented modern music
    Liszt III: the man who broke pianos
    Liszt's abstract sonata
    Both Liszt concertos in the same concert?
    Why Chopin's B minor Sonata is harder to play than Liszt's
    Why Liszt's B minor Sonata is harder to record than Chopin's
    Chopin and the development of piano technique
    Chopin, Rothko and the bowler hat
    Debussy: piano music without hammers
    Debussy and Ravel: chalk and cheese
    The three faces of Francis Poulenc
    My Mass and my tears of joy
    My First Piano Sonata: fragments of fragility
    My Second Piano Sonata: insomnia in a seedy bedsit
    My Third Piano Sonata: tonality, dogma, modernism
    Alfred Cortot: the poet speaks
    Two formidable ladies
    Josef Hofmann and Steinway: two greats in an era of greats
    Glenn Gould and modern recording
    Happy (un)together
    Die Meistersinger: Terfel is Sachs
    When Ernest twiddled the knobs
    Douglas Steele's repetition
    RIP Joseph Villa
    RIP Vlado Perlemuter
    RIP Shura Cherkassky
    RIP Lou Reed
    Great Greens I: by way of an introduction
    Great Greens II: Gordon and the smokescreen
    Great Greens III: Maurus and the smile
    Great Greens IV: Julien in the kitchen

    . . . and More
    What is your motto?
    Rilke, and poetry as the root of everything
    Beauty, beauty, beauty
    No poetry after Auschwitz . . . but music
    Beethoven is my religion
    The expectation of change: dis-ease in twentieth-century art
    Teju Cole and neutering poets
    Architecture as eureka in Sydney
    Mastromatteo's obsession
    The ring of silence: the pots of Anna Paik
    Paul Klee at Tate Modern
    Almost the same: van Doesburg and Mondrian
    Gerhard Richter not naked
    Old Masters: either we kill them or let them die naturally
    Maths and music: joined at the hip or walking down different paths?
    Sport and music: on the same team?
    The curse of the perfect number
    The essence of underpants and the lap of luxury
    Do musicians tend to be socialists?
    The Final Retreat: my novel of desire and despair
    If I ruled the world
    Pleasure
    Holy smoke
    Beef Stroganoff and a bag of bones
    Electronic books: the end of one kind of intellectual
    snobbery Good Americans
    Thanksgiving for Thanksgiving
    Willa Cather, Thanksgiving, and the soul of America
    Working hard by letting go
    Pascal: the brilliant sun or a warm fire?
    Monks do it best
    Myself or my brain
    Daring to hope in Alzheimer's despairing inner world
    Going gentle into that good night: the blessing of hospices
    Suicide? Let me assist you
    Dignity?
    But on the other hand . . . some different thoughts on end-of-life issues
    Encouragement, falsehood, and Auschwitz

    . . . and Religion
    Rock or tree?
    Empty hands
    I am not a Catholic pianist
    Could God exist?
    What if God doesn't exist?
    Religion's moth-eaten tapestry
    Do not touch me: the wisdom of Anglican thresholds
    Heaven's above
    Becoming Jewish and staying Catholic
    Is it Christian to single out the Christians?
    Putting the 'Mass' back into Christmas
    Christmas carols
    Sacraments and the sugar-plum fairy
    Reformation: the individual or the community?
    Crack!
    The ghastly story of Lazarus
    Assumptions about the Assumption
    The three greatest fears
    Is he musical?
    In earlier times . . .
    Sodom and Gomorrah: straight, upside down, inside out
    Abortion: can I go there?
    A light that is so lovely
    A Final Reflection

    Stephen Hough: Discography 1985-2018
    Acknowledgements
    Index