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Ditch Diggin’

Posted on October 7, 2004 by ben

I want to continue this month with another thought about legato. I’m always trying to come up with ways of getting across the concept of legato to my students. Recently Continue Reading →

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How’s the Air Up There?

Posted on September 9, 2004 by ben

This month’s column is about that most mysterious of subjects, the high register. Everybody wants a good high register but the question is, how to get it? First of all, Continue Reading →

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Legato, Instruments, and Recordings

Posted on August 8, 2004 by ben

Legato being such a big subject, I have a few more thoughts to add this month. Where did the hard legato syndrome that I have experienced all over the world Continue Reading →

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Legato and the Arms Race

Posted on July 7, 2004 by ben

We’ve got to put a stop to the arm(s) race. Trombonists everywhere are flicking and jerking the slide faster and faster to avoid the dreaded glissando, thereby obliterating legato as Continue Reading →

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Evaluating Conductors

Posted on June 10, 2004 by ben

This month’s column is going to be on a very important topic which should be of concern to all orchestral musicians. How do we judge a conductor? Most orchestra players Continue Reading →

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