piano complémentaire

English translation: complementary piano

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French term or phrase:piano complémentaire
English translation:complementary piano
Entered by: Martin Cassell

16:52 Sep 21, 2006
French to English translations [PRO]
Art/Literary - Music
French term or phrase: piano complémentaire
L'enseignement du piano complémentaire consiste en l'apprentissage d'un langage polyphonique au clavier et en une approche du piano permettant une compréhension harmonique plus développée, spécialement à l'attention des musiciens pratiquant un instrument monodique et des chanteurs.
Il est également ouvert aux élèves des autres classes à l'exception des pianistes, des clavecinistes et des organistes.
silas1964 (X)
Complementary piano
Explanation:
Looks like piano studied as a complement to other music studies, rather than as a major/independent discipline.

"MUSIC 221-222 - COMPLEMENTARY PIANO I AND II
Requisite: Music 106

A practical study of basic piano technique, with special emphasis on the interpretation of chordal four-part harmony, which will enable the student to play harmonic and contrapuntal exercises and choral arrangements."
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Complementary piano


Explanation:
Looks like piano studied as a complement to other music studies, rather than as a major/independent discipline.

"MUSIC 221-222 - COMPLEMENTARY PIANO I AND II
Requisite: Music 106

A practical study of basic piano technique, with special emphasis on the interpretation of chordal four-part harmony, which will enable the student to play harmonic and contrapuntal exercises and choral arrangements."


    Reference: http://www.pucpr.edu/Catalogo/english/arts/Music.htm
Martin Cassell
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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Cervin: Yes-to support students who sing or play 'monophonic' instruments to help them understand harmony See http://www.sanpietroamajella.it/fr/dbsection02f5.html?ocs=5&...
5 mins
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agree  Hervé du Verle
5 mins
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agree  Ingeborg Gowans (X): indeed which reminds me that I have to prepare for my piano student tonight
25 mins
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agree  Louise Dupont (X)
1 hr
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agree  Susan Spier (X): Exactly. It is often offered at conservatories as a secondary instrument for non keyboard students.
19 hrs
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agree  richardmason222
1 day 18 mins
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