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Senin, 26 Maret 2012

Sharing ^^

OMG!!! I haven't posted anything here... and now it's almost the end of the month x_x
I'm busy with my school so I didn't have time to update my blog.. Sorry for all of you T_T
If you need some piano sheets, you can ask me. I'll post it as soon as I can ^^

I'll sharing my experience now. I have learned "Moonlight Sonata" this month. At first, I feel that this song is really difficult. Even my teacher needed one month to master it. I thought that I'll finish this song more than a month. But I made it in one month too. Yeeey... How surprisingly... 
From my experience, I learn that we have to be patient if we want to master something. You can't make it instantly. But you need a hard work and patience. Learn it one by one. "Moonlight Sonata" has 5 pages and it isn't easy. Just master it little by little. At the end, you'll reach the last page and master it ^^
I hope my experience can be a lesson too for all of you... 

By the way, my teacher said that there will be a concert in June. Can't wait it..... If I can master "Moonlight Sonata" very well, I'll play that song in the concert. Need a lot of hardwork but I believe I can do it. FIGHTING!!!

Selasa, 28 Februari 2012

Indonesian Pianist - Ananda Sukarlan

Ananda Sukarlan (born June 10, 1968, Jakarta) is an Indonesian pianist.
He is the son of Sukarlan and Poppy Kumudastuti. He started his music lessons at the age of 5 from his older sister, Martani Widjajanti. After graduating from Kolese Kanisius(Canisius College, Jakarta) in 1986, he continued to study in University of Hartford in Connecticut, under a scholarship from Petrof Piano.
He then went to Europe when he was 17, graduated with summa cum laude in 1993 from the Royal Conservatory of Den Haag under the guidance of Naum Grubert and was a prize winner of many international competitions, such as the Nadia Boulanger Award of Orleans. He has performed in many overseas festivals with symphony orchestras and ensembles of Berlin, Rotterdam, nearly all symphony orchestras in Spain, Paris, Wellington as well as appearances in radios and TVs throughout Europe. He was the first Indonesian artist who established the cultural relationship between Portugal and Indonesia by performing as a soloist with the Portuguese National Symphony Orchestra in 2000, right after the re-opening of the diplomatic relationship between the two countries. He is the only Indonesian listed in the book "2000 outstanding musicians of the 20th century" and "The International Who's Who in Music" published by Cambridge.