25.06.23 117 Piano lessons in English and others lessons: joshwright, DANIEL LOPEZ LAUBER, Henrik Kilhamn

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 2)DANIEL LOPEZ LAUBER

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1) Henrik Kilhamn

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Henrik holds a bachelor’s and a master’s degree (2010, 2014) from the Academy of Music and Drama, Göteborg University (Гётеборгский университет (University of Gothenburg)

, where he studied for Bernt Wilhelmsson. -Bernt has a soloist diploma from the Academy of Music and Drama at the University of Gothenburg and a piano teacher degree from the Ingesund Academy of Music

He has also studied abroad with the Erasmus program in Newcastle, UK (2011), and most recently the postgraduate interpretation program at Örebro University, School of Music (2016) for Mats Jansson.

Henrik has been a soloist with orchestras like Örebro Academic Orchestra and Newcastle Sinfonietta and performed in venues such as Stenhammar Room in Göteborg Concert House and Göteborg Opera house. He regularly gives concerts and recitals and has been invited to Lagrasse Piano Festival, France, and Aurora Chamber Music Festival, among others. He was the pianist in Dolce Trio who performed on the cruise ship Norwegian Epic in 2011 and 2012, playing classical music on board in the Mediterranean Sea.

Henrik has received the prestigious Royal Swedish Academy of Music National scholarship in 2014 and the Working grant from the Swedish Arts Grants Committee in 2019. He was selected to the finals of the national chamber music competition “Young and Promising” as part of Duo Cellissimo in 2017. In 2019 he was selected to take part in the Nordic Piano Competition.

Henrik is also one of the founders and president since 2016 of the Western Sweden Piano Society, a platform where young professional pianists can meet, perform and thrive around their common passion in life. (Piano Society Website)

DescriptionClassical music has an amazing ability to express a wide range of emotions and activities, but how is that achieved exactly? What are the mechanisms that make it speak to us so strongly and intimately? My name is Henrik Kilhamn, I'm a classical pianist and I'm very interested in how music works. I try to answer questions like these in my videos by going through pieces from beginning to end – playing, analyzing and presenting my interpretation of them. The score is up on the screen as well as some added graphic elements for further illustration, and sometimes even a partial or full performance follows. My goal is that these videos will prove interesting and stimulating, and will guide music enthusiasts as well as new listeners to further enjoy and explore the treasure of the world’s classical music. https://www.sonatasecrets.com/

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Vision

Anyone interested in classical music should be able to reach a deeper understanding of it.

Have you ever wondered what it is about a piece of music that makes it so great - so gripping, beautiful, delicate, or intriguing? Classical music has this amazing ability to express a wide range of emotions and activities, but how is that achieved exactly? What are the mechanisms that make it speak to us so strongly and intimately?

I am very interested in how music works. The video production of Sonata Secrets is my way of exploring this and pass on my understanding which I have reached after years of training and studying at music conservatories in Sweden and in the UK.

My goal is that the videos will prove interesting and stimulating and will guide music enthusiasts as well as new listeners to further enjoy and explore the treasure of the world’s classical music.

Besides being a Youtuber, I am a professional musician working as freelance, based in Gothenburg, Sweden. I mainly play solo and chamber music concerts, in orchestras and as accompanist for various functions (singers, choirs etc.). Some performance projects may also find their way onto the channel.

Henrik Kilhamn

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwCGt-h2CNnPaxfBEZ3RKEyoABEkU8yoO=117 Piano lessons in English

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Bach Prelude no. 1 in C + Gounod = Ave Maria (Musical Analysis) + other videos - 117 video lessons

Nov 21, 2019 Intermediate Recommendations

Henrik Kilhamn explains this well known piece that actually consists of two parts between the two composers. Bach uses one musical idea of the arpeggio pattern throughout the whole prelude and changes the harmony one step at a time, creating a wonderful sense of assuring and relieving. 0:10 Bach Prelude 7:35 Gounod Ave Maria 8:36 Performance of Ave Maria

Access to musical knowledge

The possibilities of communication with the advent of our digital age were unimaginable just a few decades ago. Today we can interact daily with people on the other side of the planet, via video, on a device that fits in our pocket! The platforms that make this possible serve as incredible tools for a further spread, development and cultivation of human knowledge in all its forms.

Classical music is one of those things that requires some cultivation. In contrast to popular music that speaks to us on a basic level, classical music is more complex, dynamic, refined, intimate and expressive in many more ways. In order to achieve all this, it demands more from its listener. So in order to experience its full greatness, you need to be familiar with the styles and forms it operates within.

I have learnt this “the hard way” by practicing piano for thousands of hours, but I believe the knowledge can be accessed much more easily. Sonata Secrets is my attempt to provide a guidance and curation of the music so that it can be savored in full.

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