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Soundboard
Steinway & Sons
Soundboard: Eunike Tanzil
NOV 3, 202618 MIN
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Description
'Music Always Serves a Purpose'
- From motif to structure: using five to ten emotional adjectives, exploring ideas at the piano, and sketching a timeline for a piece’s intensity and climax.
- How improvisation can reveal unexpected directions, and how the piano helps test harmonies and musical colors.
- The First of Everything: lyricism, soaring melodies, and touches of minimalism.
- Why concert works, streaming albums, and film scores call for different priorities—from the musicians playing a piece to the characters on screen.
- How a move to Los Angeles during the writers’ strike led to a social media series transforming strangers’ hummed melodies into compositions.
- Clarity and service in composition: helping listeners feel the music and remember even three to five notes.

