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Music&Vision (UK)
July 2011
"...technical and interpretative lessons
for those who practice chamber music... insights for tutors and
non-performing music lovers alike."
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American Teacher's Journal
December 2010/January 2011
"The main theme
that recurs is purely technical thinking is not enough to produce
good chamber music; examining the music with descriptive, expressive
terms, learning how to feel the music together, and playing expressively
usually lead to better ensemble, and, often, better technical performances
as well... also includes a thought-provoking discussion about how
the quest for perfection on today's young performers inhibits them
from taking risks and focusing more on the art of communication."
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American Suzuki Journal
Fall 2010
"At Gillian Rogell's session, "MusicAlchemy:
Transforming Teachers into Coaches," we watched her work with
one of the performing string quartets- The Augsburg Galaxy Quartet-
on a sample portion of Mozart K. 160 (which they had only recently
received). She got them breathing together and playing like a team."
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here to download Gillian's article 'How Instrumental
Teachers and Chamber Music Coaches Can Create a New Paradigm of
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Muso (UK)
June/July 2010
Gillian's "sentiment and approach are sincere,
and she provides the amateur player with a series of points to consider
when aiming for top results in both rehearsal and performance...
Rogell's experience as a teacher is clearly invaluable."
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The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
February 9, 2010
"For violist Gillian Rogell, chamber music
is all about connection. A long-dormant one was just renewed after
the Haitian earthquake Jan. 12 and has led to a benefit concert
for the stricken island."
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Teaching Music (USA)
January 2010
"This DVD gives viewers a fly-on-the-wall
look at [chamber music] sessions. It also sheds light on various
technical and aesthetic aspects of playing in a chamber music group
and offers insight into the music-making process."
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Chamber Music (USA)
November/December 2009
"Gillian Rogell gets frustrated with the
way some young musicians approach their work. 'They think it's about
perfection and dazzling technique, and it isn't,' she says. 'It's
about connection.'"
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Stringendo Magazine (Australia)
April 2009 "At once practical
and profound... [The DVD is] riveting, an educational experience
for both those who perform and those who coach... a carefully crafted
window that allows anyone, including non-musicians to see into the
diligence and nuanced decision-making that goes into the process
of a coherent reading of a chamber music work."
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Strings Magazine
(USA)
February 2009
"Rogell is soft spoken, but passionate and
articulate about her musical philosophies... What sets [Heart of
Chamber Music] apart from other workshops or teaching techniques
is its central message: music is language and not an abstraction."
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here to download the article (.pdf)
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Teen Strings Magazine (USA)
August/September/October 2008 "You'll
find this DVD to be packed full of tips on improving your technique,
as well as insight and inspiration"
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here to download the article (.pdf)
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The Chamber Music Network/ACMP
Newsletter (USA)
June 2008 "This video is
great to watch at many levels: as a professional seeking to learn
coaching techniques; as a group learning good ensemble techniques;
or simply as a listener gaining greater appreciation of what is
going on during a performance."
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here to download the article (.pdf)
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Please credit photogrpher: Merrill Kaitz |
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