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4. Conducting orchestras across the U.S. September 30, Rehearsing and performing in the Meadows Symphony Orchestra was a revelatory, life-changing experience for Michelle Merrill ’06, ’ In , Merrill was a freshman saxophone performance student who had never performed in an orchestra. Growing up in the small East Texas town of.

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5. Fundamentals of Music – Basic Conducting 2 Basic conducting 2 Continued Staccato style: This beat style is characterized by a “flicking” action of the ictus (point) of each beat. The “flick” is produced by the wrist which must be kept loose and relaxed. The size of the beat is small when the music is light and fast.

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8. Conductors, Louis Spohr () introduced conducting with a baton while rehearsing the London Philharmonic in Carl Maria von Weber, Felix Mendelssohn and others Who was the regular audience of the 19th c. orchestra and how was an orchestral performance treated?

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