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Starling-DeLay Symposium on Violin Studies at JuilliardViolinist.com's coverage of the 2007 edition of the biennial symposium for advanced violin pedagogy, held May 29 - June 2, 2007 at The Juilliard School in New York. PreviewGreetings from New York!By Laurie Niles: I'm here for the fourth biennial Starling-DeLay Symposium on Violin Studies at Juilliard, which begins on Tuesday. Read more...Day OneNurturing excellenceBy Laurie Niles: Stephen Clapp teaches the first master class, and Indianapolis violin competition winner Augustin Hadelich performs. Read more...Day TwoA Conversation with Itzhak PerlmanBy Laurie Niles: The violin superstar answers questions from participants at Juilliard. Read more...Master Class with Itzhak PerlmanBy Laurie Niles: The violin virtuoso challenged students to better express themselves through their performances. Read more...Day ThreePedagogy session with Mimi ZweigBy Laurie Niles: The Indiana University professor shows violin teachers to focus on proper positioning and keeping students relaxed. Read more...Simon Fischer covers some basicsBy Laurie Niles: The violin pedagogue talks about tone production and intonation. Read more...Master Class with Paul KantorBy Laurie Niles: Start by studying the composer's wishes, and go from there. Read more...Day FourRobert Duke on the nature of expertiseBy Laurie Niles: Today, we hear from a wind player who has much to teach violinists. Read more...Brian Lewis teaches Kreisler's 'Gitana'By Laurie Niles: Don't forget the value of having fun! Read more...Day FiveRobert Duke on practicingBy Laurie Niles: When practicing is working, it feels great, But sometimes we seem to be swimming backwards in the practice room – or maybe even drowning. What are we doing wrong? Read more...Brian Lewis on expressive and Bravura playingBy Laurie Niles: How do we make music say SOMETHING? How do we know what to say? Read more...Kurt Sassmannshaus' violin master classBy Laurie Niles: Narrow your focus to help your students to become more productive. Read more...Wrap-upA wonderful opportunityBy Laurie Niles: Brandon Garbot is one reason why we fight so hard for music in the schools. Read more...Thoughts on the weekBy Laurie Niles: Dorothy DeLay's proteges are an honor to her memory. Read more...
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