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01. LATEST POSTS

Visual Score Study – How to study a score more efficiently

Visual Score Study: how to look at the score from a technical point of view and improve your conducting studying
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Conducting technique: how to break patterns

3 ways to break a conducting pattern: registration, strokes types and body placement – resulting from pitch, notes’ length and dynamics and orchestration

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How to practice conducting at home

How do orchestra conductors practice home? With time one learns to articulate musical thoughts but in the beginning it’s good to have a few tips…

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Body and baton placement

The orchestra can judge conductors even before they lift the baton: good body posture and baton placement are an excellent starting point

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How to give a cue: preparation and release for orchestra and singers

Giving a cue is one of the conductor’s jobs. A clear cue consists of 2 parts: preparation and release. Eye contact, as well as breathing, is crucial.

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02. PASS THE BATON – VIDEO COURSE

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