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The real live experience of seeing and hearing a genuine reflection of a student of Beethoven was marvelous. It was no surprise that the Maestro began with a melodious song of Beethoven.
1966Teaching since
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About the Maestro
Maestro Gerald H. Goslin
AGO · ACDA · MOIF · AABI
Internationally recognized as a concert pianist and professor of music, performing in concerts, lectures, and workshops around the world, with appearances on television and radio including Kelly & Co., Channel 7 Action News, and WQRS FM.
Former adjunct professor of piano at Oakland Community College, with one hundred percent placement of his students, most receiving full music scholarships.
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What I offer
Lessons, recitals, and bookings
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Concerts
Solo performances and accompaniment for events worldwide.
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Lectures
Music history and theory talks for universities and arts societies.
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Workshops
Group sessions on grand style technique and interpretation.
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Master classes
Advanced coaching for serious piano and organ students.
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Recitals
Piano and organ recitals, sacred concerts, and weddings.
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Lessons
Private instruction from beginner to advanced, $50 per hour.
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Selected recordings
The classical repertoire
From Bach and Mozart to Chopin and Mendelssohn. Twelve tracks recorded on a Baldwin SD ten, nine foot concert grand.
- 1Johann Sebastian Bach — The Well Tempered Clavichord · Prelude no. 1, C major
- 2Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart — Sonata in C major K. 545 · Andante
- 3Ludwig van Beethoven — Sonata op. 27 no. 2 · Adagio sostenuto
- 4Ludwig van Beethoven — Für Elise
- 5Robert Schumann — Träumerei op. 15 no. 7
- 6Edward MacDowell — To a Wild Rose
- 7Aram Khachaturian — Melody
- 8Frédéric Chopin — Prelude in D major op. 28 no. 15
- 9Frédéric Chopin — Mazurka op. 67 no. 2
- 10Frédéric Chopin — Mazurka op. 67 no. 3
- 11Erik Satie — First Gymnopédie
- 12Felix Mendelssohn — Song without Words op. 19 no. 4
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From his students
Testimonials
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Maestro Goslin is known for his ability to play the piano literature with the original passion of the composer. He sings with great passion and subtlety, complete with his dynamic changes.
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One of the most amazing concert pianists and adjunct professors of piano. Everyone welcomes him with great anticipation. The pride and passion carried by him cannot be measured.
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In the press
A cabaret concert with the Redford Civic Symphony
Gerald H. Goslin was one of the instrumental soloists featured in the Redford Civic Symphony's last concert of the 1992 to 1993 series, A Cabaret Concert. The audience was enthralled to get the real live experience of watching and hearing a student of Beethoven.
Redford Civic Symphony · 1993
A direct teaching line to Beethoven
Goslin←Mischa Kottler←Emil von Sauer←Franz Liszt←Carl Czerny←Ludwig van Beethoven
Ready to study with the Maestro?
Auditions by appointment. · (248) 476-3648 · maestrogoslin@live.com