Beginning Tunes And Techniques. Par WICKLUND BRIAN. Ecrit comme un compagnon pour le livre de violon très populaire, cette méthode ouvre le monde du violon à la violoncelliste début/intermédiaire. Enfin violonistes, altistes et violoncellistes peuvent jam ensemble ! Contrairement à nombreux livres pour altos et de violoncelles qui simplement transposent les mélodies, les auteurs se rend à un effort considérable organisant les airs d'être jouable et true pour la mélodie originale et la clé. Variations pour les mélodies sont incluses illustrant comment ils peuvent servir de base à l'improvisation. Compétences de l'ensemble sont enseignées avec cordes et paroles, théorie de la musique de base et des manifestations de telles compétences comme la sauvegarde et le plomb joue dans ce phénomène de façon ludique - ouvrage illustré. Une haute qualité, multi-instrumentiste CD pour l'écoute et le long de jeu capte l'excitation de la musique. Comme son homologue fiddle, cette méthode est destinée à être un classique. / Niveau : Débutant à Intermédiaire / Bluegrass - Methods / Méthode / Violoncelle

The composer states:'The term 'oblique strategies? was coined jointly by British musician Brian Eno and German-born British visual artist Peter Schmidt to describe a series of printed cards they developed throughout the 1970's. The cards had their origins in sets of uncannily similar working principles that both artists had established independently, and featured aphorisms intended as a means of triggering inspiration or providing useful stimulus during the creative process, particularly when encountering difficulties of fatigue or time constraint.As Eno and Schmidt wrote in their introduction to the first edition in 1975: 'They can be used as a pack (a set of possibilities being continuously reviewed in the mind) or by drawing a single card from the shuffled pack when a dilemma occurs in a working situation. In this case, the card is trusted even if its appropriateness is quite unclear. They are not final, as new ideas will present themselves, and others will become self-evident?.I chose eleven of Eno and Schmidt's strategies, ordering them in a way that revealed to me a logic and potential inter-relatedness within a hitherto disparate set of single ideas I had assembled for solo cello, each of them in turn a reflection upon the commission's initial purpose of creating a test piece for the 2014 Emanuel Feuermann cello competition.It's my hope then that the resultant composition may provide not only an interesting test of the competitors' talents but also offer the interpreter an opportunity to reflect upon the delights and pitfalls of creativity as he or she comes to terms with the various musical and technical challenges to be found within these ten minutes of music for solo cello.? / Violoncelle