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Key Benefits
- In-depth, detailed exploration and discussion of the most important
issues for your instrumental group or section, with hands-on work from examples in
these areas.
- Same as above for common practices and pitfalls for your instrumental
group or section.
- The mind - the most important factor affecting the performance of any
ensemble - perspective on how you can use it to your best advantage.
Capabilities
- Ensemble thinking
- To be an effective ensemble member, one must adopt an "ensemble"
attitude.
- Listening and hearing ("it's all in the ear")
- The primary key to mastering the ensemble role -- the why and how.
- The whole is more important than its individual parts
- The sound of the section is more important than the sound of any
individual player, likewise the sound of the ensemble is more important than
that of any individual section. The world's greatest soloists and
ensemble players would
stand behind me in this assertion, every one. We'll explore why.
Reference Accounts
- Reference 1
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- Reference 2
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- Reference 3
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