How to unlock the secrets of a musical score through Schubert's Trout Quintet
In short: This video demonstrates how to engage with a musical score while listening to the final movement of Franz Schubert's Piano Quintet in A major, D. 667. It serves as a practical guide for those looking to deepen their appreciation of classical performance through the lens of notation.
The performance features a quintet of musicians—Siobhan Doyle on violin, Kimi Makino on viola, Christopher Mansfield on cello, Filipe Dandalo on double bass, and Jeremy Young on piano—recorded at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester. By following the score during the final movement, viewers can observe the interplay between the written notes and the live execution of the Trout quintet.
This material is part of the Open University MOOC titled From Notation to Performance. It highlights the educational value of connecting visual notation with auditory experience to better understand the structure and nuances of chamber music.
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