Preparing a Score | Conducting 101 [Part 6 of 6]

[@gretchensmusicstudio]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this series. I am a violinist and teacher that has to conduct two days of a small summer camp. Last year I was so uncomfortable. Thank you for the bits of confidence that I got from this.

[@NACvideosCNA]

We're so glad you enjoyed it and that it helped build your confidence! We appreciate your feedback so much. /Pat

[@matthewforker433]

I would be interested in seeing a discussion of interpreting contemporary music and the different challenges that presents from the well known canon. Thanks for all these videos!

[@NACvideosCNA]

Thanks Matthew we have taken note of your request. /Marnie Richardson

[@vickieh443]

I love this video series. Thank you! Are there any videos of you conducting an orchestra where the camera stays entirely on you? I would love to be able to watch you conduct an entire work.

[@nocakewalk]

Fantastic videos! I would really like to see how to apply this to choral direction.

[@sipsipsip999]

I’ve learnt a lot thank you!

[@thegoodgeneral]

Incredible initiative, and in my hometown to boot. Please make more of these.

[@LouisEdouardJacques]

Thank you for this series of video. I hope you produce more of it in the future. This needs more views!

[@NACvideosCNA]

Thank you for taking the time to comment Louis. Let us know if there is a specific topic you would like to learn more about. / Marnie Richardson

[@hlim431]

Alexander, enjoyed this series but in this episode you are not talking only crescendo & diminuendo, but sforzando, staccato, appoggiatura, articulation, marcato, vibrato, sostenuto & the whole kitchen sink ;-)

[@liaozhaofeng6382]

Grand merci !!

[@helenlinpiano]

I would like to see you conduct this piece eine kleine nachtmusik

[@romulo-mello]

Very good! Thanks

[@NACvideosCNA]

Our pleasure!

[@shaeweir9882]

You sound so English most of the time but words like "on" and "hand" sound so North American 👌🏻