I remember reading about a book years ago that cellist, Frances-Marie Uitti (she invented a playing technique using two bows so that she could play four part polyphonic music on the cello), that would be a technical manual on alternative 20th century cello techniques. What she ended up publishing was a chapter in the Cambridge [...]
Also tagged Bulgarian music, Cello, Music, Non-Western Cello Techniques, Turkish music, World MusicThis is a just a brief post, but while doing a little research to decompress after the show, I came the International Opus website. The title of this post is the subtitle of the website. Tons of gems there!
Also tagged music scores, World MusicThis is more for my own sake, and also for the sake of not cluttering up this blog with lists of cello repertoire, but I’ve set up a Cello Repertoire Wiki so that I can quickly make a note about any repertoire I may come across for my Bibliography Project.
Also tagged Bibliography, Music, pedagogy, solo cello worksScala: http://www.huygens-fokker.org/scala/index.html A powerfool tool programmed by Manuel op de Coul, for the experimentation, creation, editing, comparison, analysis, storage, digital adjustment, and MIDI sounding and recording of Western & non-Western, just intonation, equal, microtonal, and macrotonal tunings. SCALA is accompanied by a library of more than three thousand scales, is free of charge, and is [...]
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