Lesson Three: The Basic 2 and 3 Patterns, Leonard Slatkin's Conducting School

Maestro Slatkin demonstrates how to conduct in 2 and 3.

[@imanuelkeliat1157]

Thanks, Mr. Leonard. This video has helped me.

[@prokrastnation6071]

It may be more natural for some people , myself included, to invert the gestures...‘it’s important to know that this is traditional- however by no means law. The best conductors conduct with their soul.

[@denavamok]

greetings dear mr.slatkin i was inspired by your conducting and pedagogy you sure really are a great teacher master and wish i can meet you in person someday very understandable. thanks alot dan. 27 . iran

[@sookrn1]

I love this! I’m nervous to try mixing it up

[@wariochartree]

Thank you so much for this, this is brilliant!

[@Chris-id7fn]

Thank you.

[@ToneCanyon]

I'm enjoying these videos. There is a lot of conflicting information about baton patterns, where the ictus is, etc. Some stuff I learned in College seems correct, other stuff does not. It's nice to be able to learn from a Master conductor. Thank you.

[@catharinas.miller1965]

I have to agree, my conservatory knowledge is conflicting

[@olivierazarnait6795]

Thank you

[@wellingtonkadosh7549]

Thanks, this video has helped me. thanks

[@pauloferreira1235]

Obrigado

[@rasheedlewis1]

The intro/outro music cracks me up every time lol

[@michaeldjarmotsky1820]

I practice conducting using long thin white slender plastic drinking straws to conduct

3 beat 1:02

[@JJ-ik7zw]

🤠🐇

[@ljc6141]

The intro feels weird

[@denavamok]

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[@devtk]

he's comming in from the wrong side

[@polaarzzz130]

DevTK lol yeah

[@robbiedaug]

Thank you