Marina Ramos Chincho, Erasmus visiting professor from the Musikene-Centro Superior de Música del País Vasco in Donostia- San Sebastián.
The lecturer will be a guest lecturer at Saint Louis May 6-8 to present two master classes on the “Live Analysis” method.
Viva Analysis is a method that combines theory and practice, putting interpretation at the center of the musical learning process.
Through an active and participatory approach, it helps musicians experience theory directly on the instrument or with the voice, allowing them to experience, discover and understand the technical and emotional elements of a work through its performance.
The result? An analysis that turns into a living, profound and engaging experience.
Marina Ramos Chincho will explain and deepen for all Saint Louis students the Viva Analysis method in two master classes, one of which is divided into two meetings, held in ITALIAN:
Arriaga’s language
Compositional practices from his Symphony in D
May 6 4:30-8 p.m. and May 7 2-6 p.m.
1 training credit
The sonic universe of David Bowie
A harmonious perspective
May 8, 4-8 p.m.
47 Baccina Street
0.5 training credit
The two Masterclasses are free admission for Saint Louis students, by reservation only.
Marina Ramos Chincho holds a degree in Conducting with Extraordinary Achievement Award and also holds a degree in Spanish Language and Literature.
She has completed a master’s degree in Music Therapy and another in Philosophy, Science and Values, and is also a writer as well as a lecturer in Analysis at the Erasmus+ Musikene Partner Institute in Donostia – San Sebastián.
