Perspectives on Conducting
Herausgeber: Crilly, Ciaran; Blunnie, Roisin
Perspectives on Conducting
Herausgeber: Crilly, Ciaran; Blunnie, Roisin
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Rooted in research and practice, Perspectives on Conducting presents a multi-faceted exploration of the role of the modern-day conductor.
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Rooted in research and practice, Perspectives on Conducting presents a multi-faceted exploration of the role of the modern-day conductor.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Juni 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm
- Gewicht: 684g
- ISBN-13: 9781032290287
- ISBN-10: 1032290285
- Artikelnr.: 70374022
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Juni 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm
- Gewicht: 684g
- ISBN-13: 9781032290287
- ISBN-10: 1032290285
- Artikelnr.: 70374022
Róisín Blunnie is a choral conductor. She is Associate Professor of Music and Programme Chair of the MA in Choral Studies at Dublin City University, Ireland. Ciarán Crilly is Associate Professor of Orchestral Conducting and Artistic Director of the UCD Symphony Orchestra at University College Dublin, Ireland.
Introduction
Róisín Blunnie and Ciarán Crilly
I. Becoming a Conductor
1. Teaching the Unteachable: Postgraduate Orchestral Conductor Training in
European Conservatoires
Sinead Hayes
2. The Conductor as Apprentice: The Kapellmeister Route to Opera Conducting
Killian Farrell
3. Thoughts on the Role of the Assistant Conductor
Gavin Maloney
4. The Kodály Route to Becoming a Choral Conductor
Bernie Sherlock
II. Conductors in Practice: Orchestral Perspectives
1. From Concept to Concert: A Journey of Choosing, Learning, and Performing
a Score
Rebecca Miller
2. "This Will Be the One!": Strategic Programming and Repertoire Selection
for Non-Professional Orchestras
Ciarán Crilly
3. The Role of the Conductor in US Orchestras: A Concise Guide
Peter Shannon
4. Fostering the Next Generation
Gerhard Markson
5. How to Help Musicians Feel More Valued and Fulfilled at Work
Tiffany Chang
6. Intuition: The Missing Piece?
Hannah Baxter
III. Conductors in Practice: Choral Perspectives
1. Playing the Long Game: Strategies for Building Consistency in the
Chamber Choir
Orla Flanagan
2. The Other Side of Programming: How to Shape a Choral Concert Programme
Kari Turunen
3. Together from the Start: The Collective Power of the Choral Warm-Up
Róisín Blunnie
4. Rehearsal Techniques for Contemporary Choral Music: The Use of the
Movable-Do System in the Teaching of Non-Tonal Repertoire
László Nemes
5. Facilitating Connections: Leading and Developing University Choirs
Amy Ryan
6. Innovative Choral Approaches: 'The Intelligent Choir' and the 'HyFlex'
Method
Jim Daus Hjernøe
IV. Changing Perspectives
1. The 'Maestro Myth' Revisited
John Andrews
2. "You Are Now One of the Boys": Congratulations?
Nadya Potemkina
3. Cracking Open the Conducting Closet: Shared Experiences Among Queer
Conductors
Thomas Dickey
4. Voices for Change: Socially Responsible Programming in Youth Choral
Music Education
Lynsey Callaghan
Róisín Blunnie and Ciarán Crilly
I. Becoming a Conductor
1. Teaching the Unteachable: Postgraduate Orchestral Conductor Training in
European Conservatoires
Sinead Hayes
2. The Conductor as Apprentice: The Kapellmeister Route to Opera Conducting
Killian Farrell
3. Thoughts on the Role of the Assistant Conductor
Gavin Maloney
4. The Kodály Route to Becoming a Choral Conductor
Bernie Sherlock
II. Conductors in Practice: Orchestral Perspectives
1. From Concept to Concert: A Journey of Choosing, Learning, and Performing
a Score
Rebecca Miller
2. "This Will Be the One!": Strategic Programming and Repertoire Selection
for Non-Professional Orchestras
Ciarán Crilly
3. The Role of the Conductor in US Orchestras: A Concise Guide
Peter Shannon
4. Fostering the Next Generation
Gerhard Markson
5. How to Help Musicians Feel More Valued and Fulfilled at Work
Tiffany Chang
6. Intuition: The Missing Piece?
Hannah Baxter
III. Conductors in Practice: Choral Perspectives
1. Playing the Long Game: Strategies for Building Consistency in the
Chamber Choir
Orla Flanagan
2. The Other Side of Programming: How to Shape a Choral Concert Programme
Kari Turunen
3. Together from the Start: The Collective Power of the Choral Warm-Up
Róisín Blunnie
4. Rehearsal Techniques for Contemporary Choral Music: The Use of the
Movable-Do System in the Teaching of Non-Tonal Repertoire
László Nemes
5. Facilitating Connections: Leading and Developing University Choirs
Amy Ryan
6. Innovative Choral Approaches: 'The Intelligent Choir' and the 'HyFlex'
Method
Jim Daus Hjernøe
IV. Changing Perspectives
1. The 'Maestro Myth' Revisited
John Andrews
2. "You Are Now One of the Boys": Congratulations?
Nadya Potemkina
3. Cracking Open the Conducting Closet: Shared Experiences Among Queer
Conductors
Thomas Dickey
4. Voices for Change: Socially Responsible Programming in Youth Choral
Music Education
Lynsey Callaghan
Introduction
Róisín Blunnie and Ciarán Crilly
I. Becoming a Conductor
1. Teaching the Unteachable: Postgraduate Orchestral Conductor Training in
European Conservatoires
Sinead Hayes
2. The Conductor as Apprentice: The Kapellmeister Route to Opera Conducting
Killian Farrell
3. Thoughts on the Role of the Assistant Conductor
Gavin Maloney
4. The Kodály Route to Becoming a Choral Conductor
Bernie Sherlock
II. Conductors in Practice: Orchestral Perspectives
1. From Concept to Concert: A Journey of Choosing, Learning, and Performing
a Score
Rebecca Miller
2. "This Will Be the One!": Strategic Programming and Repertoire Selection
for Non-Professional Orchestras
Ciarán Crilly
3. The Role of the Conductor in US Orchestras: A Concise Guide
Peter Shannon
4. Fostering the Next Generation
Gerhard Markson
5. How to Help Musicians Feel More Valued and Fulfilled at Work
Tiffany Chang
6. Intuition: The Missing Piece?
Hannah Baxter
III. Conductors in Practice: Choral Perspectives
1. Playing the Long Game: Strategies for Building Consistency in the
Chamber Choir
Orla Flanagan
2. The Other Side of Programming: How to Shape a Choral Concert Programme
Kari Turunen
3. Together from the Start: The Collective Power of the Choral Warm-Up
Róisín Blunnie
4. Rehearsal Techniques for Contemporary Choral Music: The Use of the
Movable-Do System in the Teaching of Non-Tonal Repertoire
László Nemes
5. Facilitating Connections: Leading and Developing University Choirs
Amy Ryan
6. Innovative Choral Approaches: 'The Intelligent Choir' and the 'HyFlex'
Method
Jim Daus Hjernøe
IV. Changing Perspectives
1. The 'Maestro Myth' Revisited
John Andrews
2. "You Are Now One of the Boys": Congratulations?
Nadya Potemkina
3. Cracking Open the Conducting Closet: Shared Experiences Among Queer
Conductors
Thomas Dickey
4. Voices for Change: Socially Responsible Programming in Youth Choral
Music Education
Lynsey Callaghan
Róisín Blunnie and Ciarán Crilly
I. Becoming a Conductor
1. Teaching the Unteachable: Postgraduate Orchestral Conductor Training in
European Conservatoires
Sinead Hayes
2. The Conductor as Apprentice: The Kapellmeister Route to Opera Conducting
Killian Farrell
3. Thoughts on the Role of the Assistant Conductor
Gavin Maloney
4. The Kodály Route to Becoming a Choral Conductor
Bernie Sherlock
II. Conductors in Practice: Orchestral Perspectives
1. From Concept to Concert: A Journey of Choosing, Learning, and Performing
a Score
Rebecca Miller
2. "This Will Be the One!": Strategic Programming and Repertoire Selection
for Non-Professional Orchestras
Ciarán Crilly
3. The Role of the Conductor in US Orchestras: A Concise Guide
Peter Shannon
4. Fostering the Next Generation
Gerhard Markson
5. How to Help Musicians Feel More Valued and Fulfilled at Work
Tiffany Chang
6. Intuition: The Missing Piece?
Hannah Baxter
III. Conductors in Practice: Choral Perspectives
1. Playing the Long Game: Strategies for Building Consistency in the
Chamber Choir
Orla Flanagan
2. The Other Side of Programming: How to Shape a Choral Concert Programme
Kari Turunen
3. Together from the Start: The Collective Power of the Choral Warm-Up
Róisín Blunnie
4. Rehearsal Techniques for Contemporary Choral Music: The Use of the
Movable-Do System in the Teaching of Non-Tonal Repertoire
László Nemes
5. Facilitating Connections: Leading and Developing University Choirs
Amy Ryan
6. Innovative Choral Approaches: 'The Intelligent Choir' and the 'HyFlex'
Method
Jim Daus Hjernøe
IV. Changing Perspectives
1. The 'Maestro Myth' Revisited
John Andrews
2. "You Are Now One of the Boys": Congratulations?
Nadya Potemkina
3. Cracking Open the Conducting Closet: Shared Experiences Among Queer
Conductors
Thomas Dickey
4. Voices for Change: Socially Responsible Programming in Youth Choral
Music Education
Lynsey Callaghan