Rehearsing : Critical Connections for the Instrumental Music Conductor.

Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Connection 1: Conducting and Rehearsing -- Connection 2: The Right Hand versus the Left Hand -- Connection 3: Music Imagery, Inner Singing, and Conducting Technique -- Connection 4: Score Study, Rehearsal Planning, and Rehearsal Preparations -- Connection 5: Instrumental Pedagogy During the Rehearsal Process -- Connection 6: Watching and Listening by the Ensemble -- Connection 7: Listening and Musical Sensitivity by the Conductor -- Connection 8: The Use of Rehearsal Time and Rehearsal Pacing -- Connection 9: Multitasking and Awareness in the Rehearsal Process -- Connection 10: Conductor Demonstrations, Modeling/Imitation, and Feedback -- Connection 11: The Communication -- Connection 12: The Essence and Spirit of the Music -- Connection 13: "Words to Live By" -- Connection 14: Re-Hear-Sing -- Connection 15: Teaching through Performance Concepts -- Connection 16: Symphony Orchestra, Concert Band, and Smaller Ensembles -- Connection 17: "Think Musically ALWAYS!" -- Connection 18: Trust and Leadership -- The Coda -- Appendix A: Conducting/Rehearsing Projects for the Rehearsal Process Lab Environment -- Appendix B: Equipment Needed in the Rehearsal Process Environment -- Appendix C: A Continuum for the Advanced Instrumental Music Conductor -- Appendix D: Video Creation and Reviewing Instructions -- Appendix E: Videographic Scenarios and Teacher Assessment -- Bibliography -- About the Author.

In Rehearsing: Critical Connections for the Instrumental Music Conductor, Colson supplies the missing link for conductors looking for advice that allows them to complete their training for reaching complete competency as a conductor.

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