Music Theory Colloquium
Event Details
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Start Time
12:30 pm
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Location
Studio 226
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Ticketing
Free — No Tickets or Seating Passes Required
Why Analysis? How Detailed Knowledge of the Score Can Transform Performance
Dr. Donald Watts
This session discloses certain conflicts between Beethoven's written indications in his Sonatas for Piano and Cello and the practices of many contemporary players. Detailed analysis of the score can be most effective in providing new perspective.
Founded in 2014, the CIM Music Theory Colloquium offers a series of lectures and discussions covering a wide variety of musical topics presented by distinguished scholars as well as CIM’s brightest students. Lectures are free and open to the public.
Location
Cleveland Institute of Music
11021 East Boulevard
Cleveland, OH 44106
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