2011 Summer Symposium at Princeton University

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At the 2011 Golandsky Institute Summer Symposium at Princeton, participants will attend lectures, master classes, technique clinics, and other presentations by Edna Golandsky and the Institute’s expert faculty, all of whom have undergone years of rigorous training to qualify as teachers of the Taubman Approach. The performers and pedagogues of the Golandsky Institute’s faculty work with pianists, teachers, and musicians of all ages.

In addition to private lessons, supervised practice time, and interactive technique clinics, the 2011 Golandsky Institute Summer Symposium offers a variety of presentations, lectures, and master classes by faculty and special guest presenters.

SCHEDULE

The arrival date is Saturday, July 9.
Participants register from 2:00 PM - 7:00 PM.
There is an orientation meeting that evening.
The Symposium starts the following morning, Sunday, July 10.
The program will end after the concert on Saturday evening, July 16.
Participants will depart by noon on Sunday morning, July 17.

INTERNATIONAL PIANO FESTIVAL

Concerts on Sunday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings will be held at 8:00 PM in the intimate Taplin Auditorium in Fine Hall, located at the heart of the Princeton University campus. Concerts on Monday and Tuesday evenings will be held at 8:00 PM in the Nassau Presbyterian Church, 61 Nassau St, Princeton. All programs subject to change. For information, please contact us at festival@golandskyinstitute.org.

Please note: If you have purchased tickets, we will have your name on a list at the box office. Seating is by general admission, and you will not need paper tickets. Pre-purchased tickets that have not been picked up by 7:55 PM on the evening of the concert will be released to the general public.

DATE TIME DESCRIPTION
Sunday, July 10 8:00 PM

PAVEL NERSESSIAN, PIANO

Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall

Monday, July 11 8:00 PM

ILYA ITIN, PIANO, ANNA LIM, VIOLIN, and THOMAS KRAINES, CELLO

Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall

Tuesday, July 12 8:00 PM

FR. SEÁN DUGGAN, OSB, PIANO

Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall

Thursday, July 14 8:00 PM

LOGAN SKELTON, PIANO

Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall

Friday, July 15 8:00 PM

BILL CHARLAP, PIANO

Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall

Saturday, July 16 8:00 PM

ILYA ITIN, PIANO

Taplin Auditorium, Fine Hall

PRESENTATIONS

Edna Golandsky

The Art of Minimizing

Once the basic movements of technique are learned, they must be minimized and combined for the technique to function at its highest level. Edna Golandsky will show how this fascinating process takes place in a series of lectures.

John Bloomfield

Pedaling: Sound, Craft, Art

Continuing a series, John Bloomfield will examine the nature of pedaled sound at the piano. He will cover topics such as the acoustical characteristics of sound sustained by the damper pedal, the control of dissonance, and textural changes.

Robert Durso

Liszt - Valle d'Obermann

In this lecture-demonstration, Robert Durso will discuss musical and historical elements of the Valle d'Obermann, then discuss technical issues and offer solutions.

Mary Moran

Liszt - Un Sospiro

Liszt's concert etude Un Sospiro contains many challenges, including tone production and balance of sound. Mary Moran will show how the musical requirements of this piece can be fulfilled when applying principles of the Taubman Approach.

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