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Speaker : Dr.
Judith Alstadter
Topic: How to Practice Effectively
In this presentation Judith will discuss and demonstrate effective
practice methods relating to technique, interpretation, rhythm, dynamics and
style, as will as physical and mental preparation. The techniques and
principles can be used successfully by students, teachers and
professionals.
The works that will be covered are Bach Two-part Invention #8 in F Major;
Beethoven " Moonlight" Sonata; Chopin Waltz in C# minor; Gershwin Prelude #1
and Joplin " Maple Leaf Rag".
Dr. Judith Alstadter is a concert pianist , music educator, lecturer and
recording artist. She has concertized in the United States, Europe and the
Caribbean, including concerts at Alice Tully Hall and Carnegie Recital Hall.
Born in New York, she is a graduate of the Juilliard School and received
here doctoral degree from Yale University School of Music. She also studied
in France.
An official Steinway Artist, she was honored by the French government for
her contributions to French music in America with the Medal of Chevalier of
the Order of Arts and Letters.
A well-known educator, Dr. Alstadter has been affiliated with several
institutions, including Pace University and Five Towns College in New York
and Eckerd College in Florida.
She has appeared throughout Long Island in concerts and lectures at
libraries, museums and colleges. She was the founder and director of
the popular Minewaska Chamber Music Society. Judith Alstadter currently
divides her time between Florida and New York.
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