

117: Matteo Messori
23 snips Feb 22, 2021
In this podcast, Matteo Messori discusses his background in music and his latest recording. They explore the traditions of Bologna and the differences between Italian and German music. The podcast delves into the Parcumental technique and the levels of professionalism in playing music without numbers. They also discuss the importance of individualized approaches in teaching music, the connection between Gregorian chant and the Catholic church, and the relationship between composition and interpretation in keyboard instruments and ensemble music. Lastly, they touch upon the schools in Italy during the 18th century and Professor Messori's future recording projects.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
City of Bologna: Tradition and Gastronomy
03:37 • 22min
Differences between Italian and German music
25:22 • 21min
The Yangd, the Italian Collection, and the Goal of the Parcumental
46:11 • 2min
Levels of professionalism in playing music without numbers
47:53 • 17min
Teaching Music: Simple Keys and Individualized Approaches
01:04:40 • 27min
The Connection Between Gregorian Chant and the Catholic Church
01:31:58 • 3min
Exploring the Relationship Between Composition and Interpretation in Keyboard Instruments and Ensemble Music
01:35:20 • 2min
Schools in Italy and Professor Messori's Future Recording Projects
01:37:29 • 4min