S1E3: Creating Balanced, Contrasting Programs

from Conducting Artistry · host Ingrid Martin

A great program, like a memorable meal, has variety and balance. Elements to consider when creating balance and contrast Style Duration Tempo Key Historical Period Form Volume/Dynamic Technical Variety Emotional Content Narrative Content Chef's Table (Netflix) Download the Balanced Program Checklist Strategies for selecting a balanced program Starting with a key piece Filling slots by genre Action Steps Select one key piece you'd like to program. Select two more pieces that balance and contrast with it, using the criteria discussed. Find and listen to two pieces for your ensemble by composers you've never heard before Share your action steps with us on Instagram! Take a photo or screen shot, tag us @conductingartistry and use hashtag #conductingartistryinaction Keep on learning! Check out our blog, resources and courses at ConductingArtistry.com Follow us on Instagram Join the community Facebook Check out our videos YouTube Ready for more? Keep your learning going with: Online Courses, including Conducting Bootcamp Books, including Planning Effective Rehearsals Blog Sign up to the mailing list for quality info like this, delivered straight to your inbox (about once a month) Email us with your questions & feedback

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