Rhythmic Warm-ups - Orchestra Training
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Many conductors have the excellent habit of starting each rehearsal with a sound study. However, it is just as important to regularly promote the rhythmic skills of the musicians. Rhythmic Warm-ups are ideal for this.
With Rhythmic Warm-ups, you have a large number of efficient exercises for every orchestra at every level. You can combine the 10 modern five-part harmonizations (A through J) with the 36 rhythmic patterns – giving you 360 exercises at your disposal. Expansion is possible by having the different parts (1-5) play different rhythmic patterns. Some exercises almost become small songs in themselves. Furthermore, it is of course possible to combine the harmonizations with specific rhythmic patterns (which you select, for example, from the repertoire you are working on).
By using patterns with straight eighths and in swing (straight eighths and swing eighths), you can train the orchestra in all rhythmic facets of light music. By notating the same rhythmic swing pattern in both 4/4 and 12/8 time signatures, these Rhythmic Warm-ups offer you the possibility to teach even the most classically oriented orchestra some swing feeling and to become more familiar with Latin American rhythms within a few rehearsals.
Publisher: De Haske Publications - Publisher number: - ISBN:
With Rhythmic Warm-ups, you have a large number of efficient exercises for every orchestra at every level. You can combine the 10 modern five-part harmonizations (A through J) with the 36 rhythmic patterns – giving you 360 exercises at your disposal. Expansion is possible by having the different parts (1-5) play different rhythmic patterns. Some exercises almost become small songs in themselves. Furthermore, it is of course possible to combine the harmonizations with specific rhythmic patterns (which you select, for example, from the repertoire you are working on).
By using patterns with straight eighths and in swing (straight eighths and swing eighths), you can train the orchestra in all rhythmic facets of light music. By notating the same rhythmic swing pattern in both 4/4 and 12/8 time signatures, these Rhythmic Warm-ups offer you the possibility to teach even the most classically oriented orchestra some swing feeling and to become more familiar with Latin American rhythms within a few rehearsals.
Publisher: De Haske Publications - Publisher number: - ISBN:
| Merk | De Haske Publications |
|---|---|
| Serie | Flexible Series |
| Instrument | Harmony Orchestra, Brass Band |
| Barcode (EAN) | DHP-1084339-015_1.mp3 |
