How to create trills with accidentals PART 2 – TRILLS WITH ACCIDENTALS We finally come to the core of this lesson. As stated yesterday, if nothing is specified, one would play the upper diatonic note, including any accidental from the key signature. If we want to add an accidental, we can either create a dedicatedContinue reading “Sibelius Tutorials – Episode 1 B”
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Sibelius Tutorials – Episode 1 A
How to create trills with accidentals Hello everyone and welcome to this new tutorial series about Sibelius, where I will share tips and tricks from my more-than-a-decade long experience with the program. Today we start with a lesson I would have liked to teach during my conference at the TUFTS University in Boston, MA, USA,Continue reading “Sibelius Tutorials – Episode 1 A”
An Italian cellist’s journey into Serbian Language — Lesson 2
After specifying what alphabet is in use in each country of the old Jugoslavia, we can look at some of the differences between the two variants.
An Italian cellist’s journey into Serbian Language — Lesson 1
I believe this is a quite unique thing: an Italian cellist learning the Serbian language and writing about it in English!
Dotzauer Project – Episode 8: announcing the Six Waltzes for piano four-hands, Op. 17
This article is an expanded version of the Editorial Notes that can be found in the published edition, available at this link. A promotional video of this score can be watched here. EDITORIAL NOTES When one merely whispers the name “Dotzauer”, one immediately thinks of the cello, of his loved-hated studies, and more. It isContinue reading “Dotzauer Project – Episode 8: announcing the Six Waltzes for piano four-hands, Op. 17”
