Tag: cello technique
By Billy Tobenkin June 25, 2024
By Robert Jesselson February 18, 2016
By Robert Jesselson February 8, 2016
By Selma Gokcen March 11, 2013
Subjects Playing Healthy
Tags aiming for a goal, Alexander Technique, automatic, balancing the instrument, bow, breath flowing, cello, cello technique, cellobello, conceptions, evaluate, Experience, exploring our habits, framework for self-study, freedom, fundamental knowledge, Gokcen, inner composer, lasting value of Alexander Technique, left hand, movement, muscular tension, music, musical expression, nervous system, phrasing, physical pleasure of playing, place of silence, Preconceived ideas, pressure in the sound, psycho-physical, re-training of musicians, reactions, refining sensation and awareness, self-study, Selma, Six Part Series, subconscious patterns of learning, tension, thinking, Thinking in a new way, working with music
By Selma Gokcen May 7, 2012
Subjects Playing Healthy
By Brant Taylor February 20, 2012
Subjects Artistic Vision
Tags Awareness, Bernard, Brant, cello, cello technique, cellobello, David, Development, Experience, Greenhouse, Gregor, inspiration, Janos, Katz, music, Paul, performance, perspective, Piatigorsky, Popper, Quartet, Starker, Taylor, Teaching
By Brant Taylor September 15, 2011
Subjects Practicing
