Courses
& Workshops 2010
CSSM: The Art of Accompanying
24 - 31 July ,
2010
This summer CSSM (formerly at Charterhouse) takes
place in Millfield School, in the town of Street,
close to Glastonbury (Somerset). The School has wonderful facilities and is
set in beautiful and peaceful countryside. Courses take part in the new
Concert Hall, Music School
(with lots of new practice rooms), Meyer Theatre complex and Fine
Arts Centre. For further information about the many
courses on offer, application form and all other details, click on the link
here: CSSM 2010.
The Art of Accompanying course at CSSM 2010
With Richard Shaw (piano)
contact:
cssm@richardshawpiano.com
This course is perfect for anyone who wants to develop their accompanying
and duo playing skills. Students are helped with advice on all aspects of
performance and preparation and are given concert experience (if wished).
Pianists may bring along their own repertoire, although they should also
prepare one or two movements or songs from the repertoire below.
Instrumentalists, singers and teachers (not necessarily first-study
pianists) who wish to gain confidence and proficiency playing piano
accompaniments will also find the course particularly helpful and are
welcome to select their repertoire from the any of the current ABRSM and
Guildhall/Trinity exam syllabuses. Students are also very welcome to attend
as a duo or chamber group.
The class will work closely with some
fine and enthusiastic musicians, including the Canadian cellist
Valerie Wellbanks, the
Latvian violinist Zanete Uskane and British clarinettist Paul Vowles.
Richard Shaw enjoys an active career as a pianist, specialising in chamber
music and accompaniment and performing extensively both in Britain and
abroad. He is also Staff Accompanist at the Royal Academy of Music and is
frequently heard on BBC Radio 3.
INSTRUMENTAL REPERTOIRE (2010)
VIOLIN
AB5 =
Associated Board Exam Syllabus (2008-2011), Grade 5
AB6 VEP = in Violin Exam Pieces Grade 6 (2008-2011) published by ABRSM
TG = Trinity Guildhall (2010-2012)
Abreu
Tico-Tico Bird in the Cornmeal [AB6 VEP]
J. S. Bach
Sonata No. 2 in A, BWV 1015. i Dolce [AB6], iv Presto [AB7 VEP]
Bartók
Roumanian Folk Dances, trans. Székely, 1 & 2 [TG8], 4 [AB7], 5 [AB7,
TG8], 6 [TG8]
Lili Boulanger Nocturne [AB6 VEP, TG6]
Donizetti
Non giova il sospirar arr. de Bériot [AB6 VEP]
Elgar
Chanson de nuit, Op. 15 No. 1 [AB6 VEP]
Glier
Romance 12 Easy Pieces Op.45 no.3 [AB5 VEP]
Granados
Andaluza 12 danzas españolas no.5, arr. Forbes [AB5 VEP]
Handel
Sonata in D HWV 371, Op.1/13 iv Allegro: [AB VEP 6 AB6]
Janácek
Romance [AB6]
Korngold
Gartenscene from Much Ado About Nothing, Op. 11 [AB7 VEP]
Kreisler
Tempo di minuetto (in the style of Gaetano Pugnani) [AB6 VEP]
Monti
Czardas [AB8]
Muldowney Lear’s Fool
[TG5] (Unbeaten Tracks, pub Faber)
Paradis attrib Sicilienne (probably by
Dushkin!) [AB5 VEP]
Rachmaninov Morceaux de Salon, Op. 6 no.1
Romance; no.2 Danse hongroise [AB8]
Schumann Sonata in a
Op.105, i Mit leidenschaftlichem Ausdruck [AB8]
Sibelius
Five Pieces, Op. 81 i Mazurka [TG8], ii Rondino [AB7 VEP, TG7]
Stenhammar 2 Sentimental Romances
Op.28, no.1 [AB8]
Vivaldi
Sonata in C minor, Op. 2 No. 7, RV 8 ii Allemanda: [AB5 VEP]
John Woolrich Midnight Song [TG5] (Unbeaten
Tracks, pub Faber)
CELLO
AB =
Associated Board Exam Syllabus (2010-2015)
TG = Trinity Guildhall (2010-2012)
Jehan Alain Intermède (Leduc)
Beethoven Sonata no. 2 in
G minor Op.5 no.2 (i Allegro molto [AB7])
Bloch
Jewish Life (i Prayer [TG8], ii Supplication [TG6], iii Jewish Song
[AB8]) (Bloch Music for
Cello and Piano - Carl Fischer/MDS)
Brahms
Sonata in E minor Op.38 (ii Allegretto quasi Menuetto [AB8, TG8]
Bridge
4 Pieces (i Berceuse, ii Serenade [TG7], ii Elegie [TG8], iv Cradle
Song [TG5]) (Faber)
Dvorak
Klid (Silent woods) [TG8]
Enescu
Nocturne et Saltarello [Saltarello - TG7] (Schott)
Faure
Romance in A Op.69 [AB8]
Firsova
Album Leaf Op.67 (contact
Meladina Music)
Firsova
The enchanted island Op.66 (contact
Meladina Music)
Janacek
Pohadka (iii Allegro: No. 3: AB7) (Janacek Works for Violoncello and
Piano: Bärenreiter BA 9509)
Macmillan
Northern Skies (vi Sabre Dance [AB5, TG5], vii Northern Skies [TG5] (Boosey
& Hawkes)
Mendelssohn Sonata No. 2 in D Op.58 [ii
Allegretto scherzando - AB7]
Prokofiev
Sonata in C Op.119 [ii Moderato - AB8]
Rachmaninov Lied (from Steven Isserlis’s
Cello World) [TG6] Faber
Ravel
Pièce en forme de Habanera [AB7, TG7] (Leduc)
Saint-Saens Allegro appassionato
Op.43 [AB8, TG8]
Sibelius
3 Early Pieces (iii Andantino in C [AB5]) (Fennica Gehrman/MDS)
Webern
3 kleine Stűcke
(UE)
CLARINET
AB5 =
Associated Board Exam Syllabus (2008-2013), Grade 5
AB7 SCEP = in Selected Clarinet Exam Pieces Grade 7 (2008-2013) published by
ABRSM
TG = Trinity Guildhall (2008-2011)
William Lloyd Webber Frensham Pond: Aquarelle for Clarinet and Piano from
Country Impressions [AB5 SCEP]
Saint-Saëns Sonata in Eb Op.167, i Allegretto [AB7, TG7], ii Allegro
animato [TG6] iv Molto allegro [AB8]
Schubert Der
Hirt auf dem Felsen (Shepherd on the Rock) & clarinet [High voice]
Tailleferre Arabesque [AB7 SCEP]
VOCAL REPERTOIRE (2010)
Most of the songs chosen for this year's repertoire appear in the following
volumes, whose commentary and accompanying CDs (with text very clearly
spoken by language experts) are proving popular and invaluable for singers
and pianists alike: The Language of Music (Intermediate and Advanced - with
separate volumes for high, medium & low voices), published by Faber Music,
and Mary King's Singing in English (high; medium/low), published by Boosey &
Hawkes (in their The Boosey Voice Coach - learning through repertoire
series). All this repertoire is much in demand, being on the current exam
syllabuses.
The list below gives the publication and voice type,
although these recommended voice types should be treated quite
flexibly.
The Language of Song, edited Nicola-Jane Kemp & Heidi Pegler, published
Faber Music, Advanced, High, Medium and Low voice volumes = LS adv H, M or L
The Language of Song, edited Nicola-Jane Kemp & Heidi Pegler, published
Faber Music, Intermediate, High and Low voice volumes = LS int H,L
The Language of Song, edited Nicola-Jane Kemp & Heidi Pegler, published
Faber Music, Elementary, High and Low voice volumes = LS int H,L
Singing in English (The Boosey Voice Coach - learning through repertoire
series, selections and notes by Mary King), published Boosey & Hawkes, High
and Medium/Low volumes = SE H,M/L.
Bellini
Il fervido desiderio [LS
adv M,L]; Per pietà, bell'idol mio [LS adv H], Vaga luna [LS int H,M,L]
Berlioz Les nuits d'été (Villanelle) [LS adv H]
Bizet
Chanson d'avril [LS adv M]
Britten Folksongs [in SE H,M/L]: Oliver Cromwell ; The salley
gardens; The trees they grow so high
Brahms Dein blaues Auge [LS el H,L]; Immer leiser wird mein Schlummer
[LS adv ];
Die Mainacht; [LS adv M,L]; Vergebliches Ständchen [LS int H,L], Von ewiger Liebe [LS adv L]; Wir wandelten [LS adv H]
Caccini
Amarilli, mia bella [LS int H,M,L]
Chausson Le charme [LS int H,L]; Le colibri [LS adv H]
Copland Why do they shut me out of heaven? (12 Poems of Emily Dickinson
iii) [SE H,M/L]; Heart we will forget him (12 Poems of Emily
Dickinson v) [SE H,M/L].
Debussy La grotte [LS adv L]; Mandoline [LS adv H,M]
Donizetti La conocchia [LS adv H], La lontananza [LS adv ,L]; Sovra il
campo della vita [LS adv M,L]
Duparc Chanson triste [LS adv H,M], Testament [LS adv L]
Fauré Après un rêve [LS adv H, M]; Aurore [LS int H,L]; Les berceaux
[LS adv M,L]; Clair de lune [LS int H,L]; En prière [LS el H,L];
Notre amour [LS adv H, M]; Prison [LS adv L]; Les roses d'Ispahan
[LS adv H,M]; Le secret [LS int H,L].
Finzi Rollicum rorum (Earth and Air and Rain vi) [SE H,M/L]; Fear no
more the heat o' the sun (Let us garlands bring iii) [SE H,M/L].
Gluck O del mio dolce ardor [LS adv H,M,L]
Granados El majo discreto [LS int H,L].
Handel O sleep, why dost thou leave me? [SE H,M/L]; Where'er you walk
[SE H,M/L].
Haydn My mother bids me bind my hair (Pastoral Song) [SE H,M/L]; The
mermaid's song [SE H,M/L]; The spirit's song [SE H,M/L].
Leoncavallo Mattinata [LS adv H,M,L]]
Lotti Pur ducesti [LS adv H,M,L]
Mahler Wer hat dies Liedlein erdacht? [LS adv M]
Montsalvatge Canción de cuna para dormir a un negrito [LS int H,L].
Mozart Als Luise [LS adv H]; An Chloë [LS int H,L].
Parisotti Se tu m'ami [LS int H,L]
Poulenc C [LS adv H]
Purcell/Britten Music for a while [SE H,M/L]; Man is for the woman made
[SE H,M/L]; Sweeter than roses [SE H,M/L].
Rachmaninov Oh stay, my love, do not leave me [LS adv M]; The soldier's
wife [LS adv M]; Spring Waters [LS adv H]
Ravel Chanson romanesque (Don Quichotte i) [LS adv L]
Rodrigo En Jerez de la Frontera (Doce canciones españolas x) [LS int
H,L].
Rossini La pastorella [LS adv H]
Schubert Die Forelle [LS int H,L], Du bist die Ruh [LS adv H,M,L]; Der
Hirt auf dem Felsen (Shepherd on the Rock) & clarinet [H];
Ständchen [LS int H,L].
Schumann Die beiden Grenadiere [LS adv L]; Die Lotusblume [LS int H,L];
Du bist wie eine Blume [LS adv H,M,L]; Widmung [LS adv H,M]
Strauss Die Nacht [LS adv H]; Traum durch die Dämmerung [LS adv M]
Tchaikovsky At the ball [LS adv M,L]; Believe it not, my friend [LS adv
H, L]; None but the lonely heart [LS adv H,M,L]; The stars looked
tenderly upon us [LS adv H, L]
Verdi Deh, pietoso, oh Addolorata [LS adv L]
Viardot Les filles de Cadix [LS adv H,M]
Wolf Verborgenheit [LS adv H,M,L]
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