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A thorough guide for conductors and instrumentalists
Christopher Adey's Orchestral Performance is an outstanding compendium, guide and reference book for all musicians interested in instrumental playing and conducting. This guide is laid out in a clear, concise, and sequential manner which comprehensively addresses every issue relevant to conducting (or playing), including; instrumental technique, performance,...
Published on July 2, 2000 by Mr. D. Childs
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Boring
This is a pedantic book that might have some appeal to academics, but it seems to me repetitive and almost useless for serious and accomplished professionals. I also found it a difficult read, lacking in cohesion.
Published on December 30, 2001
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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A thorough guide for conductors and instrumentalists, July 2, 2000
This review is from: Orchestral Performance: A Guide for Conductors and Players (Paperback)
Christopher Adey's Orchestral Performance is an outstanding compendium, guide and reference book for all musicians interested in instrumental playing and conducting. This guide is laid out in a clear, concise, and sequential manner which comprehensively addresses every issue relevant to conducting (or playing), including; instrumental technique, performance, rehearsing, orchestral layout, transposition, and the physics of instruments. A highly recommended book which can be read all the way through (some 860 pages) or used for reference purposes. Thank you, Mr. Adey!
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Boring, December 30, 2001
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This review is from: Orchestral Performance: A Guide for Conductors and Players (Paperback)
This is a pedantic book that might have some appeal to academics, but it seems to me repetitive and almost useless for serious and accomplished professionals. I also found it a difficult read, lacking in cohesion.
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