Hoola a todos como estan? Tenia tiempo sin compartir contenido con ustedes, pero hoy quisiera mostrarles un poco lo que estuve preparando y estudiando estos días.
Se trata del capricho número 8 de Pierre Rode, era un francés, violinista y compositor muy destacado en el mundo clásico, que nació en 1774 y muere en 1830.
Es importante conocer un poco de quién fue Rode, y porque es tan importante para el estudio y avance en el violín. El fué un músico precoz, ya que a las 12 años era ya un gran violinista destacado.
Y aproximadamente en el año 1787 se traslada a París donde fue alumno de Fauvel y más tarde de Giovanni Viotti, dos grandes maestros muy destacados, y durante ese tiempo Viotti lo hizo debutar en público por primera vez.
Un par de años después, viajó por Europa para dar a conocer su arte y años después regresa a París, siendo nombrado solista de la Ópera y profesor del conservatorio. Y con el tiempo se convirtió en el violinista solista de la música del Primer Cónsul.
Y en 1803 publicó en colaboración con Pierre Baillot y Rodolphe Kreutzer el Método de violín de conservatorio.
En este vídeo, les interpreto el capricho número 8 de su más grande creación para el mundo violinístico, que es el libro de sus 24 caprichos que son fundamentales para el crecimiento en el instrumento, ya que te enseña varias herramientas para ir mejorando la técnica y seguir avanzando.
Cabe destacar que aunque sus caprichos no son tan famosos como los de Paganini, son igual de importantes y muy interesantes tanto para interpretarlos como a la hora de escucharlos.
Espero les guste mi pequeño vídeo, y sería de gran ayuda compartirlo y que todos conozcamos un poco de este gran compositor.
Un abrazo a todos!
Hello everyone, how are you? I had time without sharing content with you, but today I would like to show you a little what I was preparing and studying these days.
It is the caprice number 8 of Pierre Rode, he was a Frenchman, violinist and composer very prominent in the classical world, who was born in 1774 and died in 1830.
It is important to know a little about who Rode was, and why he is so important for study and advancement in the violin. He was a precocious musician, since at the age of 12 he was already a great outstanding violinist.
And approximately in the year 1787 he moved to Paris where he was a student of Fauvel and later of Giovanni Viotti, two very prominent great masters, and during that time Viotti made him debut in public for the first time.
A couple of years later, he traveled to Europe to make his art known and years later he returned to Paris, being appointed soloist at the Opera and professor at the conservatory. And in time he became the solo violinist of the First Consul's music.
And in 1803 he published in collaboration with Pierre Baillot and Rodolphe Kreutzer the Conservatory Violin Method.
In this video, I interpret the caprice number 8 of his greatest creation for the violin world, which is the book of his 24 caprices that are fundamental for the growth in the instrument, since it teaches you several tools to improve the technique and keep moving forward.
It should be noted that although his whims are not as famous as Paganini's, they are just as important and very interesting both to interpret and to listen to.
I hope you like my little video, and it would be helpful to share it and for all of us to know a little about this great composer.
A hug to all
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