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"Anticipation in music making is the most important element. Have you realized what happens if someone doesn't anticipate why speaking: this - is - what - happens. There is no fluency, no continuity,"
Janos Starker
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cellochan blogJust click on the Green Print and go to CelloChanChat, the cellochan blog! It is a place for cellochan students and others to share comments and enjoy exploring new ways to think about the art of cello playing. The cellochan philosophy maintains that all facets of a student need careful attention if the best results are to be achieved. Relaxation, meditation, peer support, and a foundation of self acceptance make a huge difference in the overall level reached in playing. Music, Mind, and Body are essentially one. We welcome you to the discussion. CelloChanWoods retreat 2012. Day one talk. Well being and the art of cello playing. more...Thought for the week 2011-09-12 "Stop thinking and end your problems" more...Lao Tzu In the context of playing the cello, this means to back up and "see" as much as possible when playing in a relaxed, flexible state. This will help integration of the facets of technique to happen naturally. It is a good method to include in daily practice to accompany slow work on more local issues. |
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