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20 May

The MOST Important Thing You Do in Music: The Wisdom of the Warm-Up!

by csmusic
in Performance, Teaching
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What would you say is the most important aspect of excelling in music? Daily practice? Is it mastering technique? Developing artistry and musicality? Becoming experienced in live performance? These are all admirable elements of becoming a well-rounded musician, however, long-term success is built on a solid foundation. That foundation in any rehearsal or performance is built on Warm-ups! Look at athletes worth their weight as they...

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19 Mar

Nurture Your Joy for Music in the Waiting!

by csmusic
in Performance
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by Robert Fisher, Catoctin School of Music As we pass over the year anniversary since the world was flipped upside down in a global pandemic, the need to communicate and express the gambit of our emotions and experiences grows more paramount. With many ensembles and venues shuttered, many musicians face a seemingly uncertain season wondering when the next performance will take place or what future seasons...

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10 Sep

Music and Dancing

by Arturo Riera
in Performance
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While music is indeed a form of expressing one's feelings, almost as if it was a language, there is another language that came from music as it's melodies and rythm made their way into the body. The human body reacts to these sounds and rythm, and moves. History teaches us that dancing was used or performed for many different reasons, but we are lead to believe...

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02 Sep

Live Music After the Pandemic

by Arturo Riera
in Announcements, Performance, Uncategorized
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One of the biggest worries that came with covid 19 was that live concerts were affected in a way that most of the live performances had to be cancelled, leaving people uncertain about future shows, festivals and many other music events. However, as the world slowly recovers from the initial blow of the virus, several special measures are being taken in order to resume shows...

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