4 Steps to Learn Your Chamber Music Part Well | Prepare Your Best for the First Rehearsal
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- Опубликовано: 19 июл 2024
- If you want to be confident and prepared for your first chamber music rehearsal with a new program, follow these steps. When everyone in the ensemble plays their part in this kind of preparation, lots of time will be saved and you can work more on music-making, sharing ideas, etc
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I came across this video and went, “Hey! I know her.” This is an excellent resource, especially for students. And good reminder us a bit more senior. Bravo!
Hey Giovanni! Thank you so much! =) Great to connect here on YT as well!
Very good advice, once again!
Thank you, April!
Wow, very good video, thank you for sharing 🙏👍
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Always good tips 🥰. I use many of them. I also play along with the recording ,sometimes different recordings , it’s not easy but it helps
Agreed! Sometimes I wish it was easier to read straight from the score for violinists but of course the part in the score is very tiny by comparison with piano part (if it's a sonata or piano trio, etc)! It did become easier to go back and forth thanks to technology and turn pedals!
What do you thing it is more anoying? The one sitting by your side tends to accelerate tempo and attacks every note just before you do...or the one sitting by your side does not unify to your tuning, vibrato or your sound texture?