Tag: enjoyment

Bach Suites and You

By Robert Battey January 16, 2013

Subjects Repertoire

Tags accuracy, ambiguity, Anna Magdalena, Anner Bylsma, artistic, autograph, Bach, Bach Cello Suites, Bach Suites, Bach's original intentions, Bach’s precise intentions, Barenreiter, Battey, careless, cello, cellobello, challenges, colors, complexities, conclusions, curiosity, dilemma, Editions, editors, enjoyment, experimentation, flawed, genius, historical, inconsistent copies, instrument control, Instruments, interpretive creativity, interpretive ideas, Janos Starker, judgment, liberation, lute, lute arrangement, meaningful interpretations, monochromatic, normal teaching model, Pablo Casals, painting, parameters, paris, personal research, personality, phrasing, Pierre Fournier, printing, publications, rainbows, recordings, repertoire, response, Rhythm, robert, sloppy, slurs, study, Teaching, text booklet, textual, The Fencing Master, transcribing, uncertainties, virtuosity

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Behind the Scenes of a Music Festival (Part 2): The Devil in the Details

By Aron Zelkowicz September 23, 2011

Subjects Repertoire

Tags Aron, cello, cellobello, challenges, details, distractions, enjoyment, festivals, live performances, music, music festivals, organization, passion, Preparation, Production, rehearsals, small details, Zelkowicz

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The Music of Movement

By Selma Gokcen April 25, 2011

Subjects Playing Healthy

Tags Alexander Technique, Awareness, enjoyment, exploration, expression, fundamentals, Gokcen, Habits, Instruments, intonation, movement, re-education, reactions, relationships, Selma, sensory awareness, Technique, thinking

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