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Learning Library: Introduction to Vibrato for Cello

Grab your metronome and play along with Assistant Principal Cello Zach Reff as he demonstrates exercises designed to help intermediate cellists develop a solid vibrato. Video also contains questions to consider when choosing the speed and shape of the vibrato to fit the piece.

OSA Backstage: S2, Chamber Music Edition: Duolingo Could Never

Dani & Serena talk with Dr. Federico Montes (Associate Principal Trumpet) about taking chances, why orchestral trumpet in the States is a whole different animal, and making music with friends on June 14 for the Omaha Chamber Music Society.
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Rimsky-Korsakov x Scheherazade

Completed in the summer of 1888, Scheherazade is loosely based on the tales found in One Thousand and One Nights, a collection of Middle Eastern folktales. Rimsky-Korsakov’s note in the score states: “The Sultan Schahriar, convinced of the perfidy and faithlessness of women, vowed to execute each of his wives after the first night. But the Sultana Scheherazade saved her own life by interesting him in the tales she told him through 1001 nights. Impelled by curiosity, the Sultan continually put off her execution, and at last entirely abandoned his sanguinary resolve. Many marvels did Scheherazade relate to him, citing the verses of poets and the words of songs, weaving tale into tale and story into story.” © Mathew Fuerst, 2024