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BRASS INSTRUMENT RESIDENCIES
Residencies with Norlan Bewley are a series of events and activities scheduled on a daily basis (7 hours), from one day up to five days in length. Compared to clinics, residencies allow a more in-depth teaching approach and retention as there is more time for everyone involved. Advancement through education is the goal, so longer residencies are discounted in price compared to shorter ones. A residency "day" is 7 hours per day.
1 Day Residency
2 Day Residency
3 Day Residency
4 Day Residency
5 Day Residency
Residency Activities
- Low Brass Ensemble Rehearsal Clinics
- Low Brass Sectionals for Host Ensembles (Band, Orchestra, Jazz Band)
- Low Brass Section Coachings (during rehearsal) for same
- Contest Solo and Ensemble Coachings
- Chamber Ensemble Coachings
- Private Lessons
- Instruction and Assistance for "Switchovers" to Low Brass
- Low Brass Demonstrations for Program Recruitment *
- Concert with Host Ensembles, featuring Solo appearances and Low Brass Ensemble performance *
- Music Composition and Arranging Instruction *
* These activities are only for 3, 4, or 5 day residencies.
Topics
- The Vocal Breath for Low Brass
- Turbocharge Your Embouchure
- Projection: The Key to Tone
- Tone, Range, and Intonation Development
- Articulation: The Other Half of Dynamics
- Everything Meets at the Rhythm
- Mouthpiece Placement, Pressure, and Balance
- The Pivot System
- Advanced Trombone Slide Technique
- Advanced Valve Technique
- Effective Practice: Intelligent Repetition
- Difficult Means Unfamiliar
- Familiarity Breeds Control
- Music Role Playing: What's My Job Here?
- Like a Light-switch: Symphonic Styles and Jazz Styles
- Attention: The Difference Between Listening and Hearing
- Interpretation: Moods and Contrast
- The Best Candidates for Low Brass "Switchovers"
- More Than Theory: Arranging and Composing Music
- Stage Fright: Are You Prepared?
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