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In Rehearsing: Critical Connections for the Instrumental Music Conductor, Colson supplies the missing link for conductors looking for advice that allows them to complete their training for reaching complete competency as a conductor.
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In Rehearsing: Critical Connections for the Instrumental Music Conductor, Colson supplies the missing link for conductors looking for advice that allows them to complete their training for reaching complete competency as a conductor.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 314
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Juli 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 512g
- ISBN-13: 9781442250796
- ISBN-10: 1442250798
- Artikelnr.: 42403112
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 314
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Juli 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 512g
- ISBN-13: 9781442250796
- ISBN-10: 1442250798
- Artikelnr.: 42403112
John F. Colson is professor emeritus of Music at South Dakota State University. He has also been the conductor of the South Dakota State University-Civic Symphony Orchestra for 34 years.
Acknowledgments Connection One: Conducting and Rehearsing Connection Two:
The Right Hand vs. The Left Hand Connection Three: Music Imagery, Inner
Singing, and Conducting Technique Connection Four: Score Study, Rehearsal
Planning and Rehearsal Preparations Connection Five: Instrumental Pedagogy
during the Rehearsal Process Connection Six: Watching and Listening by the
Ensemble Connection Seven: Listening and Musical Sensitivity by the
Conductor Connection Eight: The Use of Rehearsal Time and Rehearsal Pacing
Connection Nine: Multitasking and Awareness in the Rehearsal Process
Connection Ten: Conductor Demonstrations, Modeling/Imitation, and Feedback
Connection Eleven: The Communication - Conducting, Verbally, and Musically
Connection Twelve: The Essence and Spirit of the Music Connection Thirteen:
"Words to Live By" Connection Fourteen: Re-Hear-Sing Connection Fifteen:
Teaching through Performance Concepts Connection Sixteen: Symphony
Orchestra, Concert Band and Smaller Ensembles Connection Seventeen: "Think
Musically ALWAYS" Connection Eighteen: Trust and Leadership The Coda:
Connecting the Conductor Competency Chain Appendix A: Conducting/Rehearsing
Projects for the Rehearsal Process Lab Environment Appendix B: Equipment
Needed in the Rehearsal Process Environment Appendix C: A Continuum for the
Advanced Instrumental Music Conductor Appendix D: Video Creation and
Reviewing Instructions Appendix E: Videographic Scenarios and Teacher
Assessment Bibliography Index About the Author
The Right Hand vs. The Left Hand Connection Three: Music Imagery, Inner
Singing, and Conducting Technique Connection Four: Score Study, Rehearsal
Planning and Rehearsal Preparations Connection Five: Instrumental Pedagogy
during the Rehearsal Process Connection Six: Watching and Listening by the
Ensemble Connection Seven: Listening and Musical Sensitivity by the
Conductor Connection Eight: The Use of Rehearsal Time and Rehearsal Pacing
Connection Nine: Multitasking and Awareness in the Rehearsal Process
Connection Ten: Conductor Demonstrations, Modeling/Imitation, and Feedback
Connection Eleven: The Communication - Conducting, Verbally, and Musically
Connection Twelve: The Essence and Spirit of the Music Connection Thirteen:
"Words to Live By" Connection Fourteen: Re-Hear-Sing Connection Fifteen:
Teaching through Performance Concepts Connection Sixteen: Symphony
Orchestra, Concert Band and Smaller Ensembles Connection Seventeen: "Think
Musically ALWAYS" Connection Eighteen: Trust and Leadership The Coda:
Connecting the Conductor Competency Chain Appendix A: Conducting/Rehearsing
Projects for the Rehearsal Process Lab Environment Appendix B: Equipment
Needed in the Rehearsal Process Environment Appendix C: A Continuum for the
Advanced Instrumental Music Conductor Appendix D: Video Creation and
Reviewing Instructions Appendix E: Videographic Scenarios and Teacher
Assessment Bibliography Index About the Author
Acknowledgments Connection One: Conducting and Rehearsing Connection Two:
The Right Hand vs. The Left Hand Connection Three: Music Imagery, Inner
Singing, and Conducting Technique Connection Four: Score Study, Rehearsal
Planning and Rehearsal Preparations Connection Five: Instrumental Pedagogy
during the Rehearsal Process Connection Six: Watching and Listening by the
Ensemble Connection Seven: Listening and Musical Sensitivity by the
Conductor Connection Eight: The Use of Rehearsal Time and Rehearsal Pacing
Connection Nine: Multitasking and Awareness in the Rehearsal Process
Connection Ten: Conductor Demonstrations, Modeling/Imitation, and Feedback
Connection Eleven: The Communication - Conducting, Verbally, and Musically
Connection Twelve: The Essence and Spirit of the Music Connection Thirteen:
"Words to Live By" Connection Fourteen: Re-Hear-Sing Connection Fifteen:
Teaching through Performance Concepts Connection Sixteen: Symphony
Orchestra, Concert Band and Smaller Ensembles Connection Seventeen: "Think
Musically ALWAYS" Connection Eighteen: Trust and Leadership The Coda:
Connecting the Conductor Competency Chain Appendix A: Conducting/Rehearsing
Projects for the Rehearsal Process Lab Environment Appendix B: Equipment
Needed in the Rehearsal Process Environment Appendix C: A Continuum for the
Advanced Instrumental Music Conductor Appendix D: Video Creation and
Reviewing Instructions Appendix E: Videographic Scenarios and Teacher
Assessment Bibliography Index About the Author
The Right Hand vs. The Left Hand Connection Three: Music Imagery, Inner
Singing, and Conducting Technique Connection Four: Score Study, Rehearsal
Planning and Rehearsal Preparations Connection Five: Instrumental Pedagogy
during the Rehearsal Process Connection Six: Watching and Listening by the
Ensemble Connection Seven: Listening and Musical Sensitivity by the
Conductor Connection Eight: The Use of Rehearsal Time and Rehearsal Pacing
Connection Nine: Multitasking and Awareness in the Rehearsal Process
Connection Ten: Conductor Demonstrations, Modeling/Imitation, and Feedback
Connection Eleven: The Communication - Conducting, Verbally, and Musically
Connection Twelve: The Essence and Spirit of the Music Connection Thirteen:
"Words to Live By" Connection Fourteen: Re-Hear-Sing Connection Fifteen:
Teaching through Performance Concepts Connection Sixteen: Symphony
Orchestra, Concert Band and Smaller Ensembles Connection Seventeen: "Think
Musically ALWAYS" Connection Eighteen: Trust and Leadership The Coda:
Connecting the Conductor Competency Chain Appendix A: Conducting/Rehearsing
Projects for the Rehearsal Process Lab Environment Appendix B: Equipment
Needed in the Rehearsal Process Environment Appendix C: A Continuum for the
Advanced Instrumental Music Conductor Appendix D: Video Creation and
Reviewing Instructions Appendix E: Videographic Scenarios and Teacher
Assessment Bibliography Index About the Author