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这是美国西北大学2017年夏天组织的音乐夏令营上，纽约爱乐乐团首席Frank Huang(黄欣）非常精彩的一场小提琴大师课。相信小提琴师生们看了一定可以学到不少东西。 黄欣（1978年9月5日－）是著名美国籍华裔小提琴家，前任休斯顿交响乐团的首席小提琴，现任纽约爱乐乐团首席。黄欣于中国北京出生，七岁移居美国并学习小提琴，分别考入著名音乐学府克里夫兰音乐学院及茱莉亚音乐学院，并赢得多个音乐奖项，包括沃尔特瑙姆堡小提琴比赛和汉诺威国际小提琴比赛，毕业后在莱斯大学及休斯顿大学任教音乐。黄欣自小已经加入休斯顿交响乐团，2010年升任为首席，2014年年尾，纽约爱乐乐团邀请黄任试任首席两周，2015年4月，纽约爱乐正式宣布聘任黄任为首席。 以下是2015年纽约卡内基音乐厅威尔厅主办的小提琴大师课，请柏林爱乐乐团第二小提琴组声部首席Christian Stadelmann讲解理查·施特劳斯交响诗《唐璜》中，主奏小提琴演奏的音乐处理。上课学生：Mariko Shimasaki。 Christian Stadelmann介绍 »We second violins always have to find the right balance: on the one hand it’s necessary to give our part an independent profile (which because of its lower register is often not easy), but, on the other, we also frequently have the task of mediating between the first violins and the ›rest‹ of the orchestra in order to foster unity. You can actually see that in the two seating arrangements in which we operate: either ›outside‹, opposite the first violins, where independence is emphasized; or ›inside‹, where it’s much easier for us to promote good ensemble playing. And, because it’s so hard to reduce these two aspects to a common denominator, not every violinist can become a second...« His parents picked out an instrument for their seven-year-old son: it was the violin and Christian Stadelmann didn’t resist, but his real enthusiasm was sparked by his first violin teacher. He owes Charlotte Hampe a large debt of gratitude, the musician says. She taught him until he began his studies with Thomas Brandis at Berlin’s Hochschule der Künste. Christian Stadelmann played first in the Junge Deutsche Philharmonie. With the Berliner Philharmoniker, he played for two years in the second violins before becoming a section leader in 1987. Stadelmann also teaches in the Philharmonic’s Orchestra Academy. Together with three of his orchestra colleagues, this devoted chamber player belongs to the Philharmonia Quartet, and, along with Dietmar Schwalke (cello) and Alexander Malter (piano), is a member of the Vincent Trio. His other interests include medieval book illustration and he’s also a passionate book collector – almost fanatical, he emphasizes with a twinkle in his eye. |
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