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Research: Liquifying and liberating the practice(s) of classical music

Welcome to a landing page for our #LiquidWeber research presentation at the Desert Skies Symposium on Research in Music Learning and Teaching 2023. This is a part of our ongoing #LiquidWeber Project. Research Abstract: Liquifying and Liberating the Practice(s) of Classical Music Evan Tobias, Arizona State University Alex Laing, Phoenix Symphony Orchestra TRUVONNE, Artist, Producer, Independent Scholar “It’s not about Weber, it’s about making Weber.” This answer to a question of whether it was appropriate to dedicate a significant amount… Read More »Research: Liquifying and liberating the practice(s) of classical music

Research: #LiquidWeber: Liberating classical music engagement through transmedia production and project-based learning

As part of our learning process with #LiquidWeber, we are researching our process and project. In November 2022 we presented some initial aspects of what we are learning from our research at the NAfME National Conference in a presentation titled: #LiquidWeber: Liberating classical music engagement through transmedia production and project-based learning. Here is the abstract of our presentation: Abstract: K-12 music education ensembles and professional orchestras often focus on a linear trajectory of rehearsing music for presentational performance to audiences… Read More »Research: #LiquidWeber: Liberating classical music engagement through transmedia production and project-based learning

What images does the Weber Clarinet Concerto #1 inspire?

Welcome What images does the Weber Clarinet Concerto #1 inspire? Sometimes music inspires imagery. What images come to mind when you hear or play the Weber Clarinet Concerto #1? Participate Listen to (or perform) the Weber Clarinet Concerto #1 Focus on a part or section that you like or that inspires imagery Visualize the music in a way that is meaningful to you Check out some of these resources on visualizing music to spark ideas Information on creating musical maps… Read More »What images does the Weber Clarinet Concerto #1 inspire?

Create Music with #LiquidWeber Recordings

Welcome How can we create new/original music from existing so-called classical music? More specifically, how can we create music with recordings of the Weber Clarinet Concerto 1? Explore some creative opportunities below: Participate Join us in exploring how to create music with existing recordings of the Weber Clarinet Concerto 1? Connect & Collaborate Collaborate with friends to create your own music with stems and samples of the Weber Clarinet Concerto Share Share the music you create with the world by… Read More »Create Music with #LiquidWeber Recordings

Chunking Music for Practice

How can we chunk our music into smaller parts for practicing? When encountering a new selection of music, it can sometimes feel overwhelming to figure out how to learn and practice it. One way to make the learning and practicing process more manageable and productive, is to chunk it. Chunking music is when you divide the music into smaller parts to practice independently of one another. Interested in exploring how to chunk music for your own practice? Read on and… Read More »Chunking Music for Practice