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Putting it all together
You know about basics, intonation, sound production - here is how to use all this information to play beautiful music and realize your dreams!

 
Definition
Compare learning a piece with building a house:

After planning, you will need a long period where every technical detail is worked out securely.

Painting - and sound colors - come at the end!

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Build your piece in stages to secure all of the right notes at the right time:

  • Memory
  • Intonation
  • Rhythm
  • Sound
Once all of these layers are in place, you can add the icing and put the cherry on top!


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For detailed instructions, read:

Stanislawski: An Actor Prepares.


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Research the history of the composer and of the piece you play.

Use the Internet and public or school Libraries for your research.

Enjoy your musical time travel!


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Compare how different artists play the same phrase, then pick your own tempo!

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Check as many details as you can think of within the connection between two notes.

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Performances
Violin, Timothy O'Neill


Violin, Natia Mdinaradze

Piano, Skirmante Kezyte


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