Haydn Behind the Music Stand

On this episode of Cecil's Corner, Cecil and Patty discuss the process of learning new repertoire, the balance of how much to listen to recordings for reference, interacting with living composers and learning music that's completely unfamiliar.

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Assistant Professor of Instruction in Collaborative Piano at the University of Texas San Antonio and Collaborative Pianist and Coach at Aspen Music Festival Jeong-Eun Lee chats about how food and trying new cuisines has inspired her and influenced her musical life.

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On this episode of Cecil's Corner, Cecil and Patty discuss the transition of leaving high school and beginning collegiate music studies and the various expectations from teachers, peers, and ones for yourself that may cause some early anxiety in this phase of a musician's career.

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Welcome to Cecil's Corner! Violinist and aspiring conductor Cecil Mummey is embarking on his career in classical music and has many questions about what to expect as he begins his undergraduate at Boston University. Once a month he sits down with Patty to chat about what he's curious about and what's on the other side of conservatory and collegiate experience.

Submit your questions to Cecil on Instagram @cecilm10 or by email at [email protected].

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Patty's Back! There's a lot of updates since the last episode, and we're wanting YOUR thoughts for Season 4 of Haydn Behind the Music Stand! Email [email protected] and DM @haydnmusicstand for your ideas!

Did you miss the Stringwood Special Edition Episode with past guest and Assistant Faculty violinists Matt Lammers and Hannah Kennedy, violist Alexandra Sophocleus, and cellist Daniel Kopp? Not to worry - here's some sage advice from the founder and director of Stringwood Chamber Music Festival, violinist of Artaria String Quartet Nancy Oliveros and what she wishes to impart on the students that attend Stringwood.

Apply to Stringwood Today!

www.stringwood.com

@stringwoodcmf

A premier summer music festival, Stringwood specializes in connecting young musicians (ages 12-22) from across the United States to chamber music as an art form, and developing expression in a supportive and nurturing environment through collaborative experiences.

The program is enhanced by its location at the Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center, home to year round naturalists, organic gardens, eighty acres of pristine woodlands, canoeing, high ropes courses, indoor rock wall, nature hikes, bike trails, and breathtaking views.

The Stringwood schedule provides ample time and space for personal practice, in-depth daily rehearsals and coachings, private lessons with master teachers, and generous interaction with world-class guest artists in an energized and collaborative environment. 

In case you missed the Stringwood Special Edition Episode with the Stringwood Assistant Faculty and past guests violinists Matt Lammers and Hannah Kennedy, violist Alexandra Sophocleus, and cellist Daniel Kopp, here's a snippet where Matt shares the story of how a student group took the long exposition repeat in Schubert's Death and the Maiden and the immediate reaction that rippled the faculty.

Apply to Stringwood Today!

www.stringwood.com

@stringwoodcmf

A premier summer music festival, Stringwood specializes in connecting young musicians (ages 12-22) from across the United States to chamber music as an art form, and developing expression in a supportive and nurturing environment through collaborative experiences.

The program is enhanced by its location at the Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center, home to year round naturalists, organic gardens, eighty acres of pristine woodlands, canoeing, high ropes courses, indoor rock wall, nature hikes, bike trails, and breathtaking views.

The Stringwood schedule provides ample time and space for personal practice, in-depth daily rehearsals and coachings, private lessons with master teachers, and generous interaction with world-class guest artists in an energized and collaborative environment. 

Cellist in the Sierra Quartet, co-founder of Wave Chamber Collective, Artistic Director of Festival Rolland, and a core member of One Found Sound James Jaffe shares his joy for the outdoors, particularly backpacking and hiking in the Pacific Northwest.

Follow James at www.jamesjaffecello.com @james.jaffe

Support this podcast at www.patreon.com/haydnmusicstand and follow us on social media @haydnmusicstand

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The Stringwood Assistant Faculty and past guests violinists Matt Lammers and Hannah Kennedy, violist Alexandra Sophocleus, and cellist Daniel Kopp gather to share their favorite memories of Stringwood both from an alumni and faculty perspective, prepare perspective students for what's in store at the camp, and encourage those interested to apply!

Special guest appearance by the Director and Founder of Stringwood violinist of Artaria String Quartet Nancy Oliveros.

Apply to Stringwood Today!

www.stringwood.com

@stringwoodcmf

A premier summer music festival, Stringwood specializes in connecting young musicians (ages 12-22) from across the United States to chamber music as an art form, and developing expression in a supportive and nurturing environment through collaborative experiences.

The program is enhanced by its location at the Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center, home to year round naturalists, organic gardens, eighty acres of pristine woodlands, canoeing, high ropes courses, indoor rock wall, nature hikes, bike trails, and breathtaking views.

The Stringwood schedule provides ample time and space for personal practice, in-depth daily rehearsals and coachings, private lessons with master teachers, and generous interaction with world-class guest artists in an energized and collaborative environment. 

Surprise! Nancy Oliveros, founder and director of Artaria String Quartet and Stringwood Chamber Music Festival, surprises the Assistant Faculty and past guests violinists Matt Lammers and Hannah Kennedy, violist Alexandra Sophocleus, and cellist Daniel Kopp during the recording of the Special Edition Episode of Stringwood Chamber Music Festival.

Apply to Stringwood Today!

www.stringwood.com

@stringwoodcmf

A premier summer music festival, Stringwood specializes in connecting young musicians (ages 12-22) from across the United States to chamber music as an art form, and developing expression in a supportive and nurturing environment through collaborative experiences.

The program is enhanced by its location at the Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center, home to year round naturalists, organic gardens, eighty acres of pristine woodlands, canoeing, high ropes courses, indoor rock wall, nature hikes, bike trails, and breathtaking views.

The Stringwood schedule provides ample time and space for personal practice, in-depth daily rehearsals and coachings, private lessons with master teachers, and generous interaction with world-class guest artists in an energized and collaborative environment.