76. History of Cello-VC in the 18th C. II. Germany - J. Wasielewski

“During the second half of the last century the art of violoncello playing had already very extensively spread throughout Germany and had many more noteworthy representatives than in Italy and France.” p73

“Germany called out more instrumental vigour in order to satisfy the need of good musicians for the numberless Courts. According to Gottlieb Friedrich Krebel’s European genealogical handbook of the year 1770, there were, including the Romaic-German Emperor and the King of Prussia, over two hundred secular and spiritual princes and sovereign counts, the greater number of whom supported Kapelle (bands) or at least chamber music.” p73

“…consequently more talented young men devoted themselves in Germany to instrumental music, and especially to violoncello playing, than elsewhere.” p73

75. Heberlein Self instructor op.7 Installment 13 p24 "Kreuz Tonarten" und 2./3. Positionen

74. SPECIAL EPISODE: No.11: A Journey in German-Learning, Musik auf Deutsch. "Bezeichnungen: Bogenführung, Tempo, und Dynamik"

73. SPECIAL EPISODE: No.11: A Journey in German-Learning, Musik auf Deutsch. "Position"

This is the last of the introductory pages of musical instruction in writing from Heberlein's Self Instructor for Cello, Op. 7. (There are still more pages of writing instruction sprinkled throughout the 60 page method. More to come.)

In this episode, I learn more about the cello in the First Position and the notes that go along with it--in C major. There are some exercises as well.

72. SPECIAL EPISODE: No.9: A Journey in German-Learning, Musik auf Deutsch. "Der kurze Strich "

This is using Hermann Heberlein's Self-Instructor for Cello, op. 7.

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This side project is entirely driven by my desire and my need to speak German somewhat better than I do now. My native German speaking students of the cello are not so fond of speaking English so I decided (for once) to dive headlong out of my comfort zone and into a the deep end where I can barely form a grammatically correct sentence, yet somehow, the lessons progress. Perhaps the angels are helping me speak.

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71. Robert Fuchs: 7 Fantasy Pieces, Op. 78

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70. SPECIAL EPISODE: No.9: A Journey in German-Learning, Musik auf Deutsch. "Die Verschiedene Taktarten und Der Punkt neben einer Note"

This episode comprises two short sections about "The Meters" and "Dotted Notes".

It comes form Heberlein's Self-Instructor, Op. 7

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69. SPECIAL EPISODE: No. 8: A Journey in German-Learning, Musik auf Deutsch. Installment 8: "Uebungen und verschiedene Intervallen "

I've almost come to the end of the study of musical terminology in German using Hermann Heberlein's Self-Instructor, Op. 7.

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68. SPECIAL EPISODE: No. 7: A Journey in German-Learning, Musik auf Deutsch "C Dur Tonleiter und Intervalle"

Just another episode in which I am struggling to come to grips with German and its confounding grammar. On the up side, I seem to have learned and incorporated a few more musical terms into my vocabulary.

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67. SPECIAL EPISODE: No. 6: A Journey in German-Learning, Musik auf Deutsch "Tonleitern oder Skala"

It seems that this consistent practice is helping my German skills. There are some improvements.

This episode will help greatly with vocabulary as it deals with several fundamental musical concepts: Scales and the steps between notes.

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I plan on inserting a regular episode about Robert Fuchs and his 7 Fantasy Pieces next week.