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The Vibrato Monologues
Mar. 24th, 2021 04:44 pmI often listen and watch his videos when it comes to discerning what versions of classical works to go for if I was buying. I also find these posts by Hurwitz illuminating and fun. This is one that had in hoots of laughter along the way esp. the bisexual violin.
Music Chat: The Vibrato Monologues--Sexual Politics and Expressive String Timbre
This talk consists of my reading a paper that I presented at a meeting of the New York Chapter of the American Musicological Society. The title speaks for itself, but the issues raised are fascinating ones that you don't need to be a musicologist to understand or find relevant. In brief, why was it that in the late 19th century so many sources decry the use of vibrato when we know that everyone was using it frequently? Have a listen--it may surprise you!
Music Chat: The Vibrato Monologues--Sexual Politics and Expressive String Timbre
This talk consists of my reading a paper that I presented at a meeting of the New York Chapter of the American Musicological Society. The title speaks for itself, but the issues raised are fascinating ones that you don't need to be a musicologist to understand or find relevant. In brief, why was it that in the late 19th century so many sources decry the use of vibrato when we know that everyone was using it frequently? Have a listen--it may surprise you!
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