"Although the interpretation of the song is clear, there is a magical mist in the performance. It's as if he has an infinite number of tones, which colors the song."Antonio Pompa Baldi is a pianist praised by critics of American Record Guide magazine. His ability to win the top prize at the 1998 Long-Thibaud International Competition, the 1999 American Cleveland International Piano Competition, and the silver prize at the 2001 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition has already been recognized internationally. ing.Of course, he is active worldwide in solo, chamber music, and co-starring with orchestra, but in addition, his unique feature is that he is focusing on media such as television, radio, documentary film, and CD.Among them, the Van Cliburn International Piano documentary program in which he appeared was widely broadcast in the United States and Canada and was well received.He is also currently teaching as a professor at the Cleveland College of Music, recording a complete collection of piano works to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Grieg's death, released on the American Center Label.Professor Pompa Bardi often takes lessons on famous piano works as assignment songs.However, even if the same song is picked up, there are many different ways to teach it.It maximizes the individuality and strengths of the students.
* Professor Antonio Pompa Bardi teaches as a professor at a prestigious school in the United States, despite being an Italian.
* Cleveland University of Music is the school that won the 2011 Tchaikovsky International Competition.
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Special Piano Lesson by Professor Antonio Pompa Bardi of Cleeveland University of Music (Opening in Tokyo from October 2012th (Fri) to 10th (Sat), 26)
Professor Antonio Pompa Baldi, Cleaveland University of Music, USA October 2012-10 (Sat), 26-Tokyo Professor at Cleeveland University of Music with infinite tones. Steinway artist Pompa Baldi, who has won two international competitions, teaches professional spirit through famous songs.
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■ Here, big news!
In October 2012, Professor Antonio Pompa Bardi of the Cleveland University of Music visited Japan.
And Vision has decided to hold a special piano public lesson in Tokyo only for two days from October 2012th (Friday) to 10th (Saturday), 26!
Schedule: October 2012th (Fri) -10th (Sat), 26
Each day, only a limited number of 6-8 people can receive direct guidance from the professor (including attendance).
This is a unique opportunity for a professor at a well-known American music university to teach lessons on his own.If you are considering enrolling in a European music school, including the United States, Professor Antonio Pompa Bardi has just advised you at what level you are.Please consider the direction of study abroad based on the advice.
Professor Antonio Pompa Bardi wants to share various music with Japanese people in order to convey the joy of learning music.Of course, anyone other than those who wish to study abroad is welcome to attend, regardless of level or age.Everyone from amateurs to professionals, children to adults, please join us.This is a unique opportunity to take Professor Antonio Pompa Bardi's lessons without going to the United States.Don't miss this opportunity!
In addition to "preparation for study abroad", this lesson will solve many problems that you are currently having, such as "piano competition", "audit", "technical level up", and "improvement of musicality"!
If you haven't taken lessons yet, you can listen to them.There is so much you can learn by not only playing for yourself, but also watching other people's lessons.In fact, many students in Europe study through listening.It is also an opportunity to listen to the performances of many other people, and through the lessons of various people, you will be able to better understand the teaching method of the professor.Musical instruments other than the piano can also enjoy the atmosphere of overseas classes, so please feel free to join us.Due to the convenience of the lesson studio, the number of people is limited.It will be on a first-come, first-served basis, so don't hesitate to apply as soon as possible.Now is the time to seize the opportunity!
If you are a professor at the Cleveland University of Music and receive the guidance of a concert pianist who has traveled all over the world, you can be assured that the scales will fall from your eyes.
The teaching method of overseas professors is completely different from that of Japan.In particular, the main focus is to "enjoy and express music more", so the points to teach vary from student to student.Isn't it a big point for those who are aiming to study abroad or become a professional in the future to feel how the points of teaching are different from Japan?Even if you are not satisfied with Japan, it will be an opportunity to think about studying abroad.Of course, those who are not thinking about studying abroad are also welcome!
[Recruitment period & capacity] 6-8 people on a first-come, first-served basis
[Fee] (XNUMX) Lesson participants
1 day course (1 lesson)
Course A (60 minutes): 32,000 yen (tax included)
B course (90 minutes): 47,000 yen (tax included)
C course (120 minutes): 63,000 yen (tax included)
2 day course (2 lesson)
Course A (60 minutes): 63,000 yen (tax included)
B course (90 minutes): 93,000 yen (tax included)
C course (120 minutes): 124,000 yen (tax included)
Includes: Private lesson fee, English interpreter fee, facility fee, attendance fee, study abroad seminar & counseling fee
* We invite your friends and family to attend!
(XNUMX) Lesson listeners
2,100 yen (tax included)
Includes: Attendance fee, study abroad seminar & counseling fee
* Attendance is possible all day long.
[Songs] Free songs (scores for instructors will be sent)
[Schedule] ■ October 2012, 10 (Friday) 26: 9-30: 19 (lesson time selection system)
■ Saturday, October 2012, 10 27: 9-30: 19 (lesson time selection system)
[Place] Tokyo
[Deadline] Both lessons and attendance will end as soon as the capacity is reached.
* A study abroad seminar (time undecided) will be held on the day of the event.
If you are thinking of studying abroad in the United States or other European countries, you can try studying abroad while you are in Japan.Consider the possibility of studying abroad in Europe.
It's a great chance to meet sensei overseas while you are in Japan!
Just thinking does not open the door to your dreams. There is only action. Don't miss this opportunity!
Those who aim to become professionals have a chance to be given a performance.You can also write your performance history on your resume, so take a chance.
In October 2012, Professor Antonio Pompa Bardi of the Cleveland University of Music visited Japan.
And Vision has decided to hold a special piano public lesson in Tokyo only for two days from October 2012th (Friday) to 10th (Saturday), 26!
Schedule: October 2012th (Fri) -10th (Sat), 26
Each day, only a limited number of 6-8 people can receive direct guidance from the professor (including attendance).
This is a unique opportunity for a professor at a well-known American music university to teach lessons on his own.If you are considering enrolling in a European music school, including the United States, Professor Antonio Pompa Bardi has just advised you at what level you are.Please consider the direction of study abroad based on the advice.
Professor Antonio Pompa Bardi wants to share various music with Japanese people in order to convey the joy of learning music.Of course, anyone other than those who wish to study abroad is welcome to attend, regardless of level or age.Everyone from amateurs to professionals, children to adults, please join us.This is a unique opportunity to take Professor Antonio Pompa Bardi's lessons without going to the United States.Don't miss this opportunity!
In addition to "preparation for study abroad", this lesson will solve many problems that you are currently having, such as "piano competition", "audit", "technical level up", and "improvement of musicality"!
If you haven't taken lessons yet, you can listen to them.There is so much you can learn by not only playing for yourself, but also watching other people's lessons.In fact, many students in Europe study through listening.It is also an opportunity to listen to the performances of many other people, and through the lessons of various people, you will be able to better understand the teaching method of the professor.Musical instruments other than the piano can also enjoy the atmosphere of overseas classes, so please feel free to join us.Due to the convenience of the lesson studio, the number of people is limited.It will be on a first-come, first-served basis, so don't hesitate to apply as soon as possible.Now is the time to seize the opportunity!
If you are a professor at the Cleveland University of Music and receive the guidance of a concert pianist who has traveled all over the world, you can be assured that the scales will fall from your eyes.
The teaching method of overseas professors is completely different from that of Japan.In particular, the main focus is to "enjoy and express music more", so the points to teach vary from student to student.Isn't it a big point for those who are aiming to study abroad or become a professional in the future to feel how the points of teaching are different from Japan?Even if you are not satisfied with Japan, it will be an opportunity to think about studying abroad.Of course, those who are not thinking about studying abroad are also welcome!
■ Details of Piano Super Lesson ■
[Recruitment period & capacity] 6-8 people on a first-come, first-served basis
[Fee] (XNUMX) Lesson participants
1 day course (1 lesson)
Course A (60 minutes): 32,000 yen (tax included)
B course (90 minutes): 47,000 yen (tax included)
C course (120 minutes): 63,000 yen (tax included)
2 day course (2 lesson)
Course A (60 minutes): 63,000 yen (tax included)
B course (90 minutes): 93,000 yen (tax included)
C course (120 minutes): 124,000 yen (tax included)
Includes: Private lesson fee, English interpreter fee, facility fee, attendance fee, study abroad seminar & counseling fee
* We invite your friends and family to attend!
(XNUMX) Lesson listeners
2,100 yen (tax included)
Includes: Attendance fee, study abroad seminar & counseling fee
* Attendance is possible all day long.
[Songs] Free songs (scores for instructors will be sent)
[Schedule] ■ October 2012, 10 (Friday) 26: 9-30: 19 (lesson time selection system)
■ Saturday, October 2012, 10 27: 9-30: 19 (lesson time selection system)
[Place] Tokyo
[Deadline] Both lessons and attendance will end as soon as the capacity is reached.
* A study abroad seminar (time undecided) will be held on the day of the event.
If you are thinking of studying abroad in the United States or other European countries, you can try studying abroad while you are in Japan.Consider the possibility of studying abroad in Europe.
It's a great chance to meet sensei overseas while you are in Japan!
Just thinking does not open the door to your dreams. There is only action. Don't miss this opportunity!
Those who aim to become professionals have a chance to be given a performance.You can also write your performance history on your resume, so take a chance.
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