Homepage
  • Home
  • Musician's Strategy
  • Marketing
  • Production
  • Music Business
  • Legal
  • Education
  • Careers in Music
  • Genre
  • Contact
  • Tags
  • Video
  • Login

Buy DVD's | Community | Join Us | Your Playlists | Search:


Back

Additional Resources
Related Websites
Musician Profile: Classical Guitarist William Kanengiser Classical Guitarist William Kanengiser on His Early Career Musical Performance: “The Lobster Tail” by Brian Head, Performed by William Kanengiser The Technical Challenges of a Classical Guitarist Teaching by Example Why All Musicians Need to be Entrepreneurs Seeing the Big Picture During the Recording Process The Importance of Knowing Your Deadlines Classical Guitarist William Kanengiser on Discovering His Love for the Guitar William Kanengiser on His Heroes The Upside to Practicing Less How Breathing and Posture Can Help Guitar Players Helping Students Discover their Own Musical Expression William Kanengiser Reveals What’s on his iPod Choosing to Pursue a Career in Music How Parents Can Be Supportive to Students Considering a Musical Career William Kanengiser on His Plan for the Future A Closer Look at William Kanengiser’s Guitar The Process of Making Musical Decisions Revealing Your Potential in an Audition William Kanengiser on Playing Music for his Daughter
Related Websites
The Complete Guide to the Alexander Technique
Organization of American Kodaly Educators
Suzuki Association of the Americas
Classical New Releases
Protect Your Compositions with ASCAP
Great Classical Music Resource
Gramophone

Related AHM Content
  • Classical
  • Music Educator Profile: Pianist and Professor Eduardus Halim Pianist Eduardus Halim on Studying with Vladimir Horowitz Pianist Eduardus Halim on Finding Your Own Musical Voice The Business Side of Classical Music Classical Music Today A Master Class in Opera with Martina Arroyo: Part 1 of 4 A Master Class in Opera with Martina Arroyo: Part 2 of 4 A Master Class in Opera with Martina Arroyo: Part 3 of 4 A Master Class in Opera with Martina Arroyo: Part 4 of 4 Marketing An Older Audience
  • Methods
  • Recommend Method Books The Technique- Remote Recording Music Education Methods Teaching Methods and Musical Styles Robert Dick of NYU's Steinhart School on His Teaching Methods and Musical Styles Breathing and Harmonic Techniques for Flutists Essential Methods for Marketing Artists Developing Stategies and Goals The Songwriting Process with Dennis DeYoung of Styx Band Methods for Today's Beginning Band Student
  • Musicianship
  • A Master Class in Opera with Martina Arroyo: Full Session A Master Class in Opera with Martina Arroyo: Part 1 of 4 A Master Class in Opera with Martina Arroyo: Part 2 of 4 A Master Class in Opera with Martina Arroyo: Part 3 of 4 A Master Class in Opera with Martina Arroyo: Part 4 of 4 Playing Live and Working with an Audience More Practice means Better Playing (and Better Playing means More Practice) Producer, Engineer and Songwriter Aaron Sternke on the Relationship between Producing and Musicianship A Master Class in Playing Jazz with Saxophonist Benny Golson: Post-Performance Assessment A Seminar in Musicianship and Guitar with Berklee’s Larry Baione
  • Piano
  • Musicians Interview Jason Crosby: Making the Album Music Educator Profile: Jazz Pianist and Professor of Jazz Piano Don Friedman Why Repertoire Matters to Jazz Piano Players Jazz Pianist Don Friedman on Playing, Practicing and Finding “The Zone” Music Educator Profile: Pianist and Professor Eduardus Halim Pianist Eduardus Halim on Studying with Vladimir Horowitz Pianist Eduardus Halim on Finding Your Own Musical Voice Evaluating a Piano Producing Good Tone on the Piano
The Link Between Breath and Musical Expression

William Kanengiser
Classical guitarist William Kanengiser is a founding member of the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, a successful solo artist, and a faculty member at the University of Southern California’s Thornton School of Music, where he has taught for twenty-five years. The Los Angeles Quartet’s 2005 release, Guitar Heroes, was awarded a Grammy in the Classical Crossover category.
Print

You need to upgrade your Flash Player to version 8 or later.

Description:

Norman Krieger, a Professor of Keyboard Studies at USC's Thornton School, discusses breathing and physicality as key factors in playing music with good musicality – even for piano players and other non-wind musicians. He also speaks about his own training in the Russian tradition of building skill-sets before approaching a repertoire, and contrasts that with musicians who use repertoire as a means of building musical skills.



Shoot Date:
November 2007
Related Materials

Keywords:
Classical | Methods | Musicianship | Piano

This Video Clip Appears on:
Classical/Opera | Playing Music
Company or School:
Thornton School of Music (USC) | University of Southern California (USC)

User Tags:






Community
login or register to post comments | Send to a Friend | delicious | digg | furl | google | yahoo | technorati | 371 reads



 

 

 

 

 

 


About Us Master Classes Partners Help Contact Us AHMusicMedia.com Get Flash Player