EVERYTHING'S WAITING FOR YOU, DOWNTOWN.

The article presents information about the February 2008 American String Teachers Association conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Several workshop sessions are discussed including one on training string players for rhythmic mastery, one on using kaizen to help students improve their practice sess...

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Publicado en:Strad Vol. 119; no. 1417; pp. 26 - 30
Autor principal: TODES, ARIANE
Formato: Proceedings
Publicado: Newsquest Specialist Media May2008
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        Bowed stringed instruments -- Instruction & study
        Musical meter & rhythm -- Studies & exercises
        Japanese philosophy
        Neurolinguistic programming
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      ab: The article presents information about the February 2008 American String Teachers Association conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Several workshop sessions are discussed including one on training string players for rhythmic mastery, one on using kaizen to help students improve their practice sessions, and another on using neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) to learn faster and perform without stress. Double-bass sessions conducted by Daniel Swaim and Jeff Bradetich are also discussed.
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