Klavierpraktijk
Royal Conservatoire Antwerp
Course of advanced improvisation, orchestral reduction & general practical harmony. Tonal improvisation in classical, romantic & early contemporary styles.
Methodology: practical application of concepts of developing variation; learning music by ear; playing together with mp3,...
3 years of initial practical harmony & improvisation training during bachelor-programme (schemata, rule of the octave, preluding, transposition); fundamentals of harmony & counterpoint);
1.3 The student can take on a leading role in an ensemble.
Under supervision, the student can perform reductions and score playing in different styles and genres (e.g. string quartet, choir, orchestra, etc.).
Under supervision, the student can perform a transposition from different styles and genres (using repeated chord progressions - from chaconne to jazz standard).
Under supervision, the student can improvise in different styles using modes, chord progressions, motivic development, free from style clichés, free in combination with another discipline (dance, theatre).
The student reads figured (and unfigured) basses from literature (= real music).
Under supervision, the student can play a sonata together with a melody instrument, without writing down the figuration.
2.3 The student can process musical structures through analysis and interpretation.
The student links the analytical skills to the subject content and skills within the subject Advanced Musicianship Piano.
Under supervision, students apply the acquired skills and knowledge in their daily music practice and study.
The student acquires knowledge of and insight into more complex forms and structures within the components prima vista, reduction, transposition and improvisation, with an emphasis on different genres and techniques.
The student plays prima vista in different styles, genres and notations (solo; accompanying singers in songs and arias, accompanying other instrumentalists, etc...).
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