So I’ve taken a bit of an unintentional break from blogging. I’m trying to post at least once a day for my own benefit (I’d like to get used to writing again–more as a way to develop how I organize thoughts on the page than for anything else). But back to the Solo cello recital [...]
Also tagged Blogging, CelloSo after finding another one of my composer friends, Steve Layton, on facebook (this site has got to be one of the best networking tools I’ve come across) he directed me to the new netnewmusic ning website. I put out a call for solo cello repertoire there and have gotten quite a number of responses [...]
Also tagged Bibliography, Cello, NetNewMusicThis 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, music resources, pedagogyOne half of the pleasure of doing research at a more general level (e.g. “Solo Cello Music Repertoire” rather than “Cello Repertoire by Popper”) is finding gems you’d never think to come across. Earlier I found a full CD recording of 20th Century Bulgarian Music for Cello Solo. I’ve never heard of any of the [...]
Also tagged Anatoli Krastev, Bibliography, Bulgarian music, Cello, recordingAfter writing my previous post I remembered one of my pet projects from my undergrad years. I believe it was my senior year as a cello performance major that I was going to compile a bibliography of works for unaccompanied cello. What that meant, back then, was that I was going to make a list [...]
Also tagged Bibliography, Cello