AUSTA VIC – BYO Reading Day October 2018
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Yvonne Moore & Shannon Luk
Yvonne Moore & Shannon Luk (Simply for Strings) Keep it Clean: How to care and maintain your stringed instrument This session is sponsored by Simply for Strings Session: Our Care and Maintenance workshops are a fun, engaging and hands-on way to learn how to care for your string instrument! Full of interaction, encouragement and Q&A, these sessions are a fun way for teachers to become even more involved with their instruments and value-adding to their musical journey. Just like cars, string instruments require 6 and 12-month service maintenance to ensure they continue working and moving efficiently and effectively. In conjunction…
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Daniel Carner
Daniel Carner Session 1: Shoulder Pain in String Instrument Players Session 2: Thumb and Wrist Pain in String Instrument Players Session 1 (Shoulder pain in String Instrument Players) : How to understand the joint better and help protect yourself and your students from harm. The presentation will involve a short explanation of the anatomy of the shoulder, common problems experienced by musicians, screening tools for students, preventative care strategies and management strategies for an already damaged shoulder. If time allows, a workshop can also be run after the presentation where attendees can practice the strategies given. Session 2 (Thumb and…
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Edith Salzmann
Edith Salzmann Cello technique from the 19th Century to today Session: Most of the studies and methods that we all use for teaching originate in the 19th century: Piatti, Servais, Grützmacher, Popper, Franchomme, Kummer and their students Hugo Becker, Julius Klengel, Arnold Földesy and countless others. But what do we know about these cellists — who was studying with whom? What was different in their approach to technique, sound making and teaching? The story of cello playing in the 19th century is fascinating and not yet fully understood. With a limited but relevant choice of recordings from performers who were…