Repertoire: how to conduct…

Technical aspects of selected repertoire pieces, showing how to overcome the most common conducting traps

Brahms Symphony n.4

Movement 1

Course Content

Brahms – Symphony n.4, Mov. 1

Beethoven – Symphony n.1, Mov.1

Beethoven – Symphony n.1, Mov.2-3

Beethoven – Symphony n.1, Mov.4

Beethoven – Symphony n.7, Mov. 2

Beethoven – Egmont Overture

Beethoven – Leonore overture n.3

Debussy – Prélude à l’après midi d’un faune

De Falla – Danza ritual del fuego

Dvořák – Serenade for strings

Elgar – Serenade for strings mov.2

Grieg – Holberg Suite

Haydn – Symphony n.88, Mov. 1

Mahler – Symphony n.2, Mov.1

Mahler – Das Lied von der Erde

Mendelssohn – Symphony n.4

Mozart – Mass K257 – Credo

Mozart – Symphony n.40, Mov. 4

Mozart – Don Giovanni Overture

Mozart – Die Zauberflöte Overture

Ravel – Mother Goose Suite

Schubert – Symphony n.5

Strauss – Till Eulenspiegel

Suk – Serenade for strings

Tchaikovsky – Romeo and Juliet

Verdi – La forza del destino (sinfonia)

Wagner – Tannhäuser Overture

You are logged out. Click here to login. Not a member yet? Register now!

Back to dashboard

More results...

Repertoire: how to conduct…

Brahms Symphony n.4

Course Content

Join the Pass-the-Baton mailing list and get a 5 steps FREE guide to learn a score faster (and better)

Success!

Conducting technique

Resources for conductors

Blogs

About me

Success!

Pin It on Pinterest

Repertoire: how to conduct…

Brahms Symphony n.4

Course Content

Success!

5 steps to learn a score faster (and better)

Success!

Pin It on Pinterest