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How does a score help in rehearsals? – How to use a musical score (10/12)
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September 3, 2015
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How does a score help in rehearsals? – How to use a musical score (10/12)
Conductor Mark Heron talks to Catherine Tackley, of the Open University, about ‘rehearsal marks’, letters placed in the score to help a conductor to identify a particular place to the players when starting and stopping to practice particular parts of a piece.
This material forms part of the Open University MOOC From Notation to Performance.
(Part 10 of 12)
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