Tag: music

• Performance directions – basic music terms

  Specific music terms are used by composers to direct performers. It tells us their intention and an idea of the mood or style to perform it in. A beginner’s guide to basic music terms and their interpretation.

  Jessamy

  April 5, 2017

  Forte Flutes Lessons and Resources

  classical music, directions, grade five, grade one, guide, italian, lesson, music, music theory, performance, terminology

• Blog: Sharing Notes

  Can and should we share the experience with others? Who makes our audiences? Live classical music is something tangible, honest and emotional. It can be all encompassing. Providing a sense of community beyond the shifting screens of social media.

  Jessamy

  April 4, 2017

  Concert Press Release, Forte Flutes Lessons and Resources, Music & Life, orchestra, performance

  audience, classical music, demographic, music, performance, social

• Masterclass Survival Tips

  Masterclasses are a fantastic way of gaining performance experience and feedback, however they can be intimidating!  Here is a little guide to make the most of your first masterclass and go in with confidence: Choose music that you can play to performance level, unless a work in progress is asked for. Now is not the…

  Jessamy

  January 2, 2017

  Uncategorized

  flute, guide, lesson, masterclass, music, musiccollege, nerves, performance, studio class

• Chamber Music: Malcolm Arnold’s Suite Bourgeoise

  This is a fun, unpredictable chamber piece by Sir Malcolm Henry Arnold, CBE (1921-2006). The 2nd dance in his Suite Bourgeoise for flute, oboe and piano trio, this is Tango (Elaine). The much neglected suite for trio was one of Malcom Arnold’s earlier pieces. He uses atonality and rhythm to create an a series of…

  Jessamy

  April 6, 2016

  chamber music

  arnold, classical, flute, greenwich, london, music, oboe, performance, piano, trio