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On Pops, part 1. | The Philharmonist

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Life in the orchestra. Have you Heldenlebened lately? Cello Hero Update →. On Pops, part 1. February 28, 2008. I have been wanting to write this post for. Almost a week but. It has required a lot of passive thinking-about, hence the lack of substantive posts in the meantime…. So here are your basic ingredients for your typical pops stew:. 8216;Traditional’ (big band/New Orleans) jazz group. A crooner or lounge singer, aka Traditional Pop. Film and Television music. First, the jazz. This is a genre where ...

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Life in the orchestra. Newer posts →. How important is conducting technique? February 11, 2008. 8230;with a bang! Aka: Take That, Cloverfield). February 10, 2008. I don’t know much about this guy, but he’s Finnish and this could be the European Union Youth Orchestra. 8230; this has to be one of the most awesome videos I’ve seen (well, in the classical music sense anyway.). Continue reading →. February 10, 2008. The rebirth of this blog required a new theme. I like this one ( Cutline. February 10, 2008.

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…with a bang! (aka: Take That, Cloverfield) | The Philharmonist

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Life in the orchestra. How important is conducting technique? 8230;with a bang! Aka: Take That, Cloverfield). February 10, 2008. I don’t know much about this guy, but he’s Finnish and this could be the European Union Youth Orchestra. 8230; this has to be one of the most awesome videos I’ve seen (well, in the classical music sense anyway.). A very close second comes from the Gustav Mahler Jugendorchestra. This guy gets points for gusto, and the fearlessness with which he rocked the crap out of that box.

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Cello Hero Update | The Philharmonist

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Life in the orchestra. On Pops, part 1. April 20, 2008. I linked to the Berlin Phil’s. Now, video game blog Kotaku. On the game. Much to my delight, their readers (I am also one myself) were generally impressed with this simple little game, one even saying it could work with a full sized plastic cello, a la Rock Band. Many also commented about how they liked Saint-Saëns’. I guess classical music isn’t as nerdy as I thought. At least among other nerds. This entry was posted in awesomness. On Pops, part 1.

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New look | The Philharmonist

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Life in the orchestra. 8230;with a bang! Aka: Take That, Cloverfield) →. February 10, 2008. The rebirth of this blog required a new theme. I like this one ( Cutline. Because it’s easy to read and looks suspiciously like a typical New York Times webpage, thus lending me a certain degree of suggested credibility. I promise a real post is coming. Look how pretty images look now! This entry was posted in Uncategorized. 8230;with a bang! Aka: Take That, Cloverfield) →. One response to “ New look. Follow &ldqu...

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Conducting continued | The Philharmonist

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Life in the orchestra. How important is conducting technique? Won’t somebody please think of the children? February 13, 2008. For [a] conductor this is a question of how to use his personality and his education the strength of his character so that the musicians will be very quickly involved of the atmosphere of the piece. It doesn’t really matter how well you move with your hands. It should be in your face, it should be in your expression. “. This quote (which was from my last post. Enter your comment h...

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Cello Hero! | The Philharmonist

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Life in the orchestra. Won’t somebody please think of the children? No one sets out… →. February 21, 2008. From the Berlin Philharmonic:. Sure there’s a limited number of ‘songs,’ (1,) but this certainly has a better chance of engaging the masses and getting them interested in classical music than its closest competitor, the ill-fated. Thanks to TM for the tip. This entry was posted in awesomness. Won’t somebody please think of the children? No one sets out… →. 2 responses to “ Cello Hero! On Pops, part 1.

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Have you Heldenlebened lately? | The Philharmonist

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Life in the orchestra. No one sets out…. On Pops, part 1. →. Have you Heldenlebened lately? February 27, 2008. Youtube link to playlist of the entire performance. Rattle, Berlin Philharmonic. This entry was posted in concerts. No one sets out…. On Pops, part 1. →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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About the Author | The Philharmonist

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Life in the orchestra. Jeff White is just another young orchestral musician, currently residing in the bass section of the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra. One response to “ About the Author. Pingback: oboeinsight » Blog Archive » Thanks so much! On Pops, part 1. Have you Heldenlebened lately? No one sets out…. Won’t somebody please think of the children? How important is conducting technique? 8230;with a bang! Aka: Take That, Cloverfield). Alex Ross: The Rest is Noise. Arts Journal – Music News.

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Please! Won’t somebody please think of the children? | The Philharmonist

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Life in the orchestra. Won’t somebody please think of the children? February 21, 2008. Playing injuries are an all too common in this line of work. A cornucopia of tendinitis, blown chops, and back problems are the most likely, but I have mastered injuring myself in a way that is surely unique to bass players… and possibly just to myself. This isn’t the first time this kind of thing has caused me public or semi-public embarrassment. This entry was posted in stupidity. One response to “ Please! How import...