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This document discusses skills needed for ensemble performance, including forming an ensemble, giving and receiving feedback, and dealing with criticism. It provides guidelines for critique etiquette, such as starting with what you like before offering constructive comments. The document also lists elements to consider when critiquing a performance, such as accuracy, technique, and musicianship. Links to example songs are included to help demonstrate these elements.
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Int Ens Perf A Week 2
- 2. TEXT ENSEMBLE SKILLS ▸ Forming an Ensemble ▸ Critique - Feedback - Criticism
- 3. INTERMEDIATE ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE A FORMING AN ENSEMBLE ▸ What is an ensemble? ▸ Genre ▸ Personality vs. Professionalism
- 4. THE TRUE BEAUTY OF MUSIC IS THAT IT CONNECTS PEOPLE. IT CARRIES A MESSAGE, AND WE, THE MUSICIANS, ARE THE MESSENGERS Roy Ayers TEXT
- 5. SERVE THE SONG, NOT YOUR EGO!
- 6. TEXT ENSEMBLE SKILLS ▸ What are some key skills we need when working as an ensemble? ▸ What are some practical steps we need to take to make sure our ensemble functions well? ▸ What kind of headspace do we need to be in? ▸ How do we resolve conflict?
- 7. INTERMEDIATE ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE A CRITIQUE-FEEDBACK-CRITICISM ▸ There are few things more important to an artist’s growth than getting honest and informed feedback. ▸ Having an opinion ▸ Offering feedback freely ▸ Critique étiquettes ▸ Using a musical vocabulary ▸ Receiving criticism openly
- 9. INTERMEDIATE ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE A WHAT COMES AROUND GOES AROUND ▸ If you want to get feedback on your work - you need to first give feedback on other’s work. ▸ This principle applies in physical and virtual environments ▸ It’s good to have an opinion. ▸ Question what you like, why you liked it, what you didn’t like, why you didn’t like it. This will be valuable to all involved parties.
- 10. INTERMEDIATE ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE A CRITIQUE ETIQUETTES ▸ What are some counter-productive ways to critique a performance? ▸ Rule of thumb: ▸ Start with what you like, comment on what you think could improve the work, and finish with something else you like.
- 11. INTERMEDIATE ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE A HOW TO DEAL WITH CRITICISM AND FEEDBACK ▸ What are some ideas for dealing with criticism and feedback?
- 12. INTERMEDIATE ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE A HOW TO DEAL WITH CRITICISM AND FEEDBACK ▸ Ask yourself; does this person have a valid point? ▸ Was that what the voice in my head was trying to say and I just wasn’t listening? ▸ If you have a reputation for getting defensive and acting like people are attacking you when they're really just giving you an honest opinion, you're not going to get truthful feedback in the future.
- 13. INTERMEDIATE ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE A DISCUSS:
- 14. TAKE CRITICISM, SMASH IT INTO DUST AND USE IT TO PAINT BREATHTAKING IMAGES OF UNICORNS FROLICKING THROUGH ENDLESS FIELDS OF GREATNESS. Matthew Gray Gubler INTERMEDIATE ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE A
- 15. INTERMEDIATE ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE A ELEMENTS OF PERFORMANCE YOU NEED TO BE CRITIQUING: ▸ Accuracy and fluency ▸ Technique ▸ Musicianship ▸ Ensemble Skills ▸ Stagecraft ▸ What do we think each of these terms mean?
- 16. INTERMEDIATE ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE A HEARTBREAK HOTEL - ELVIS ▸ https://youtu.be/e8jAqvmnsIk ▸ https://youtu.be/LH8gqK7y8sU
- 17. INTERMEDIATE ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE A TUTTI FRUTI - LITTLE RICHARD ▸ https://youtu.be/q6eV2EUxW8E
- 18. INTERMEDIATE ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE PINBALL WIZARD - THE WHO ▸ https://youtu.be/aOUqRZkR8dE
- 19. TEXT SPACE ODDITY - DAVID BOWIE ▸ https://youtu.be/pXSGocWifAg
- 20. INTERMEDIATE ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE A CALLING ELVIS - DIRE STRAITS ▸ https://youtu.be/BJii3ACoqDc? list=PL6FB434E62F7AB0A3
- 21. INTERMEDIATE ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE A BENNIE AND THE JETS - ELTON JOHN ▸ https://youtu.be/4hX5fRbsmE8
- 22. INTERMEDIATE ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE A CALL ME AL - PAUL SIMON ▸ https://youtu.be/jqrKejQTynk