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Rethinking Johann Pachelbel’s Canon in D Major
It’s possible to see the ultimate wedding piece as a template for, and model of,
group improvisation.
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Musicians Turn to Body Mapping to Maximize Technique Without Tension
Body mapping is a method that uses anatomical understanding to help musicians develop an accurate mental map of their body’s structure and movement.
Making the Leap—A Guide to Joining Your Community Orchestra
Here are some tips for any string player considering jumping into the world of local music.
The New Golden Age of the Viola Duo—Tallā Rouge Makes a Case for Two Vibrant Voices
Lauren Spaulding and Aria Cheregosha are on a mission: to expand the viola’s voice by commissioning groundbreaking works from today’s most exciting and diverse composers.
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From Studio to Center Stage—A Guide for First-Time Orchestral Soloists
Ultimately, success seems to come from a combination of diligent preparation, openness to learning, and the ability to apply feedback effectively.
“For Your Consideration”—The Evolution of Grammy Award Promotion Campaigns
Attempts to influence the classical music awards-voting community have intensified over the years, but just how effective are such efforts?