…while removing context can cut away the unimportant, it also runs the risk of cutting away the glue that holds the music together in the first place.
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Paul Trapkus
There is a terrific new article in American String Teacher (produced by the American String Teachers Association) called “The Case for Rehearsing at Performance Tempo.” In it, author and teacher Paul Trapkus discusses a common solution applied by many conductors to improving difficult technical passages, that of working under tempo.