To Be Musical (Eleanor Roosevelt College, UCSD): Craft and Tools in Late Beethoven with Aleck Karis

To Be Musical

To Be Musical (Eleanor Roosevelt College, UCSD). Don't miss this fascinating series examining exactly what it is that makes music, musical. Professors of music, literature and psychology decode the mysteries of music and its effect on our brains, our emotions and our lives. Presented by Eleanor Roosevelt College, UCSD.

Craft and Tools in Late Beethoven with Aleck Karis. Pianist Aleck Karis probes the emotional intensity of Beethoven's late music with examples of his craft and tools and then in a complete performance of the magnificent Sonata Opus 110. Karis presents Beethoven as a master and innovator of harmony, counterpoint and form.

Craft and Tools in Late Beethoven with Aleck Karis

Go to the Series Home or watch other lectures:

1. On the Bridge: The Beginnings of Contemporary Percussion Music with Steven Schick

2. Why Music with David Borgo

3. Craft and Tools in Late Beethoven with Aleck Karis

4. How the West Rejected "Nice" Music a Century Ago with Steven Cassedy

5. Utterance, Ritual, Expression: Why Singing Makes Us Human with Susan Narucki

6. Musical Illusions, Perfect Pitch and Other Curiosities with Diana Deutsch