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Vibrato for Adult Learners

By Billy Tobenkin June 25, 2024

Subjects Adult Cello Learning, Technique

Tags Adult Cello Learning, cello technique, Excess Physical Tension, Left Hand Tension, vibrato, Vibrato Exercises

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In the Practice Room with Brant Taylor

By Brant Taylor June 9, 2024

Subjects Interviews, Practicing

Tags Brant Taylor, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, creativity, daily practice, effective practicing, how to practice, In the Practice Room, inspiration, Learning a new piece, motivation, New Piece, practice habits, Practice Room, practice tips, practicing

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In the Practice Room with Jan Vogler

By Jan Vogler April 23, 2024

Subjects Interviews, Practicing

Tags creativity, daily practice, how to practice, In the Practice Room, inspiration, Jan Vogler, Learning a new piece, motivation, New Piece, practice habits, Practice Room, practice tips, practicing

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In the Practice Room with Amos Yang

By Amos Yang March 11, 2024

Subjects Interviews, Practicing

Tags Amos Yang, creativity, daily practice, how to practice, In the Practice Room, inspiration, motivation, Orchestral Playing, practice habits, Practice Room, practice tips, practicing, San Fransisco Symphony, Self-Recording

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From Improvising in Caves to Spoken in Waves

By Cicely Parnas January 22, 2024

Subjects Artistic Vision, Repertoire

Tags Cello Repertoire, Chris Beroes-Haigis, Cicely Parnas, Contemporary Music, New Cello Repertoire, New Music, repertoire, Solo Cello, Solo Cello Repertoire, Spoken in Waves

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A Brief History and Analysis of Ernest Bloch’s Schelomo

By Tracie Price September 16, 2023

Subjects Historical

Tags Cello Repertoire, Ernest Bloch, Historical Analysis, Internet Cello Society Archive, Schelomo, The Jewish Cycle

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Building Reputation as a Classical Musician

By Adam Hockman September 6, 2023

Subjects Artistic Vision

Tags Building Reputation, Career Building, communication, Gratitude, Interpersonal Relationships, Reputation

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A Cello Journalist’s Journey

By Tim Janof August 7, 2023

Subjects Artistic Vision, Interpersonal Relationships

Tags Anner Bylsma, Cello Journalist, ICS, Internet Cello Society, Janos Starker, Journalism, Mstislav Rostropovich, Pablo Casals, Tim Janof

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In the Practice Room with Julia Lichten

By Julia Lichten April 24, 2023

Subjects Interviews, Practicing

Tags daily practice, how to practice, In the Practice Room, Julia Lichten, practice habits, Practice Room, practice tips, practicing

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In the Practice Room with Austin Huntington

By Austin Huntington April 3, 2023

Subjects Interviews, Practicing

Tags Austin Huntington, daily practice, how to practice, In the Practice Room, practice habits, Practice Room, practice tips, practicing

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