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GENERAL

1. •Intonation by R.G. Long
   

2. •Articulation for winds by R.G. Long
   

3. •Articulation for Strings by R.G. Long
   

4. •Score Study Template
   

5. •Score Study by Feldman
   

6. •Charting Examples
   

7. •Charting Example Beethoven
   

8. •Bow Strokes
   

9. •Bowing and Special Effects
   

10. •IMSLP Petrucci Music Library
    

11. •Foreign Instrument Terms
    

WORLD-CLASS CONDUCTORS

1. • Sergiu Celibidache
   

2. • Dvorak-Symphony No. 9
   

3. • Bruckner-Symphony No. 9, mvt 1 IN REHEARSAL and DISCUSSION OF BRUCKNER
   

4. • Gustavo Dudamel
   

5. • Interview, talking about El Systema
   

6. • Shostakovich-Symphony 10, mvt 2
   

7. • Bernstein-Mambo from ‘West Side Story’
   

8. • Wilhelm Furtwangler
   

9. • Mozart-Overture to ‘Don Giovanni’
   

10. • Strauss-Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks
    

11. • Maurice Jansons
    

12. • Weber-Oberon Overture
    

13. • Mahler-Symphony No, 1, mvt 3
    

14. • Neemi Jarvi
    

15. • Grieg-Solveig’s Lied from ‘Peer Gynt’
    

16. • Mahler-Symphony No. 2, mvt 2
    

17. • Carlos Kleiber
    

18. • Beethoven-Symphony 7, all movements
    

19. • Beethoven-Symphony 4
    

20. • Robert Shaw
    

21. • Handel-Hallelujah from ‘Messiah’
    

22. • Handel-His Yoke is Easy from ‘Messiah’
    

23. • Fritz Reiner
    

24. • Beethoven-Symphony No. 7, mvt 1
    

25. • George Solti
    

26. • Mahler-Symphony No. 5, mvt 3
    

27. • Leopold Stokowski
    

28. • Nielsen-Symphony No. 2
    

29. • George Szell
    

30. • Beethoven-Symphony No. 5, mvt 2 IN REHEARSAL
    

31. • Herbert Van Karajan
    

32. • Beethoven-Symphony No. 4, mvt 1
    

33. • Franz Welser-Möst
    

34. • Strauss-Ein Heldenleben
    

A CONDUCTOR WITH NO FORMAL TRAINING

1. • Danny Kaye
   

2. • Verdi-Triumphal March from ‘Aida’

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