Course Syllabus
<p id="">I. Allegro</p>
<p id="">Quint discusses approaching the concerto, considering the historical background and Beethoven and Brahms' influence on Barber. He examines the first movement's structure, markings, and beautiful themes.</p>
<p id="">II. Andante</p>
<p id="">The second movement is an example of Barber’s inspiring lyrical writing. Quint guides us through the movement’s long lines and emotional journey. He explores the score and the connection to the orchestra.</p>
<p id="">III. Presto in moto perpetuo</p>
<p id="">The electric third movement is notorious for its technical difficulty. Quint shares his advice on mastering the bow stroke, practicing the fast passages, and finding patterns to help overcome the challenges in the movement.</p>
<p id="">III. Presto in moto perpetuo</p>
<p id="">The electric third movement is notorious for its technical difficulty. Quint shares his advice on mastering the bow stroke, practicing the fast passages, and finding patterns to help overcome the challenges in the movement.</p>
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