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Explore the Score- Bach “Keyboard exercise, consisting of an ARIA with diverse variations for harpsichord with two manuals” (The Goldberg Variations)

by Kenneth Woods | Mar 19, 2014 | A view from the podium, Piano, pianists and pianism

This weekend, I’ll be playing the marvelous transcription of the Goldberg Variations made for string trio by Dmitri Sitkovetsky at the Harborough Music Collective with violinist David Le Page and violist Carmen Flores. Coffee Concerts take place...

An appreciation for your contribution

by Kenneth Woods | Mar 11, 2014 | A view from the podium

Dear Sir As you were the 19-year-old 2nd trumpet player who last year (or the year before? Was it 2007? Let’s keep it vague, shall we?) who offered me his candid advice (“Ken? Can you, um, speed it up a little”) on one of the key tempi in a piece a...

Letter from Ken: Now in Stores- Hans Gál and Robert Schumann, First Symphonies

by Kenneth Woods | Mar 3, 2014 | A view from the podium

Hi everyone Today is the BIG day. After a nearly-five-year journey, volume four in our series of the complete symphonies of Robert Schumann and Hans Gál hits the stores today. The CD is now available to order, stream and download from fine retailers in most...

Re-blog: Composer interview- Victoria Bond on “Rashomon”

by Kenneth Woods | Feb 21, 2014 | A view from the podium

Re-blogged from ensemble-epomeo.net On Sunday, the 23rd of February, Ensemble Epomeo and shakuhachi virtuoso James Schlefer will give the world premiere of composer Victoria Bond‘s new work for shakuhachi and string trio, “Rashomon.” We asked Maestra Bond a few...

The worst conducting advice in the history of the universe

by Kenneth Woods | Jan 10, 2014 | A view from the podium, Nuts and bolts, Study with Ken

Several months ago I was sipping a flat white in a café with a friend and former student who was describing the teaching methods of one of America’s more eminent conducting pedagogues- a gentleman I’ve never met nor observed. Apparently one of his favorite aphorisms...
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