Gianmaria Griglio

Italian #composer and #conductor ¦ Conducting Pills series on YT

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Pattern Practice for Flawless Conducting in Mixed Meters (ep.173)
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Tame the Time Shifts: Master Mixed Meters Like a Pro Conductor (Tips & Tricks)
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Master the Orchestra: Cutting Off Fermatas Like a Pro (Tips & Tricks)
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Ravel / Pierre Monteux, 1961: Pavane pour une infante défunte - LSO
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Hermann Scherchen rehearses Bach
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Tchaikovsky saw Arthur Nikisch (1855-1922) in Leipzig in 1888.
He described him as short, very pale, and "a conductor of genius" who exerted "mesmeric powers" over the orchestra.
In 1896 in St.Petersburg, Nikisch led a revelatory performance of Tchaikovsky's Fifth.

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Master Tchaikovsky's Waltz Upbeat! Starting an Orchestra with a Rest (Beginner Conductor Guide)
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Bersntein rehearsing Stravinsky
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Fascinating story!
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L.Bernstein rehearsing Mahler
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Camille Saint-Saëns
HENRI VIII
(Full opera)
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The New York Times: A Conductor’s Impossible Legacy.
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Master Beethoven's Symphony No. 2 Scherzo: Conducting Technique Deep Dive
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YT #shorts Conducting Mixed Meter
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@RAMoulds I second that: the minute one needs to go into endless explanations of a piece so that it gets "understood", I feel there's something wrong with the piece itself. Or, with the trust in the audience to create their own story out of it

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Love this picture: Cocteau, Picasso, Stravinski and Olga Khokhlova. ca 1925