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Besides practice tools, we offer a unique list of seminars, workshops and other events, that can represent a valuable reference for learning and improvement.
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Inégal = nicht ilegal - In this webinar, Manfredo Zimmermann will look at inegal playing in the 17th and 18th centuries. A totally exciting topic that is unfortunately often ignored and does not only concern wind players.the webinar can be viewed with translated subtitles (English, Spanish, etc.). Online, October 8 2024.
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Agrémens 2024 - The 31st international baroque music course in Thoiry is aimed at all instrumentalists and singers wishing to discover or deepen their musical practice in the aesthetic rediscovered through the use of historical instruments or their copies. Delphine Leroy will be teaching traverso. Thoiry, France, October 23-27, 2024.
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Barocco Romano - A series of workshops focused on chamber music, addressed to singers and instrumentalist at any level, interested in deepening XVII and XVIII century repertoire (A = 415Hz), under the supervision of professional tutors, including Laura Pontecorvo for Traverso. Rome, Italy, November 16-17, 2024.
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Baroque Weekend - A masterclass for historical instrument and ensemble music, with teachers of Trumpet, Recorder, Oboe, Cello and Keyboard, and Marica Testi for Traverso. Pistoia, Italy, January 13-14, 2024.
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Flutes in Tuscany - Study the week with masterclasses, ensembles and baroque concert with Carlo Ipata and Elizabeth Walker . You can study modern & baroque flute or work exclusively on baroque. We accommodate all…!! Tereglio, Italy, July 2-10, 2024.
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Music and Imagery - playing with a 3-dimensional sound on June 25- With her experience in fine-art photography, Teddie Hwang will demonstrate how such an extra-musical input can give insight into music and its interpretation. Furthermore, she will explain her concepts about tone production which lead to a lively flute sound that has depth, richness, and flexibility in expression.
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Practicing Baroque Flute - a musical approach to etudes and exercises on May 21- Baroque flutist Teddie Hwang will show some of her favorite exercises and studies and, most importantly, will demonstrate how to practice with a musical approach and do away the common conception of studies as being monotonous and repetitive.
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