A friend of mine from college wrote up this outline on performance anxiety. I think it offers some good advice.
Thanks, Trevor!
Sunday, October 28, 2007
Monday, August 27, 2007
Lesson Locations Updated
Oboe lessons are available in Denver at the Broadway Music School and now also in Lafayette at the Rocky Mountain Center for Musical Arts! You can schedule weekly lessons by contacting these Colorado community music schools directly.
Saturday, August 11, 2007
Inspiration
Here are a couple of performances that make me want to get back in the practice room and try those excerpts a few more times:
Chris Bliss on YouTube
Anthony Gatto on YouTube
The first is inspiring because I love the artistry and timing of it. Simple. Beautiful.
The second is inspiring because it shows a legend educating, performing, having fun. Love it.
Chris Bliss on YouTube
Anthony Gatto on YouTube
The first is inspiring because I love the artistry and timing of it. Simple. Beautiful.
The second is inspiring because it shows a legend educating, performing, having fun. Love it.
Thursday, August 02, 2007
Freeware Metronomes
I just realized last week that freeware metronomes are available online! I still think it is good to have one that you can carry with you, but I downloaded this one in order to have access to the "tap feature" which I use to find out the tempo of a particular recording. I chose it because it was the first one I found that was Mac compatible. There are even more options for PC users.
Saturday, July 07, 2007
No Comment...
Another gem from Garrison Keillor which needs no introduction:
Summer Music Camp
Be sure to click "Listen" instead of reading the script!
Summer Music Camp
Be sure to click "Listen" instead of reading the script!
Sunday, June 24, 2007
Friday, June 08, 2007
Online fingering charts for oboe
Lost your fingering chart? Got a tricky tremolo?
Click Here!
Use the "basic" fingerings whenever possible.
Click Here!
Use the "basic" fingerings whenever possible.
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Another EXPERT oboe interview
Tune in to hear the latest oboe sensation, Liang Wang of the New York Philharmonic.
Oboist Liang Wang: His Reeds Come First
Oboist Liang Wang: His Reeds Come First
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Tips from an EXPERT!
I just found this lovely site which allows you to listen to expert oboist Rebecca Henderson any time, day or night! My current favorite is "Melody."
Friday, April 06, 2007
Locations
Tenly teaches private lessons in Denver. Arrangements can be made for other areas of Colorado if three or more students in the area are interested in coordinating schedules for lessons. Alternatively, mileage may be added to the lesson fee for a single student unable to come to Denver for lessons.
Sunday, October 15, 2006
Recommended Listening
WEST SIDE STORY (in its entirety) by Leonard Bernstein
CONCERTO FOR OBOE by W. A. Mozart
CONCERTO FOR OBOE by Richard Strauss
"...is but a dream"
Rebecca Henderson, oboe
Stern and Zuckerman: Double Violin Concertos
with Richard Killmer, oboe
The 100 most important American musical works of the 20th century
CONCERTO FOR OBOE by W. A. Mozart
CONCERTO FOR OBOE by Richard Strauss
"...is but a dream"
Rebecca Henderson, oboe
Stern and Zuckerman: Double Violin Concertos
with Richard Killmer, oboe
The 100 most important American musical works of the 20th century
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Required Materials
A working oboe
Swab for cleaning (silk is preferable, but cotton is okay)
Vaseline or cork grease
3 or more working reeds at all times
A small canister for soaking reeds in water (or a regular water bottle)
A music stand for practicing at home
An inexpensive metronome/tuner (such as the Boss TU80 for $26)
Sheet Music and Method books as assigned
A large folder and/or three-ring binder for handouts and music
Pencils and erasers
A small mirror (optional)
Most materials are available from local music stores such as Kolacny Music or by mail order from Midwest Musical Imports.
Swab for cleaning (silk is preferable, but cotton is okay)
Vaseline or cork grease
3 or more working reeds at all times
A small canister for soaking reeds in water (or a regular water bottle)
A music stand for practicing at home
An inexpensive metronome/tuner (such as the Boss TU80 for $26)
Sheet Music and Method books as assigned
A large folder and/or three-ring binder for handouts and music
Pencils and erasers
A small mirror (optional)
Most materials are available from local music stores such as Kolacny Music or by mail order from Midwest Musical Imports.
Cancellation Policy
If a lesson needs to be cancelled or rescheduled, a minimum of 24 hours notice is required (emergencies excepted). Please call my cell phone so that I will receive notice of any schedule changes promptly. If it is late at night, email may be the best option.
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