nkoda is joining forces with Boosey & Hawkes, Wise Music Group, and Universal Music Publishing, to develop Kordl - a new licensing and hire library management platform that will transform how customers access rental catalogues, and reshape how music publishers satisfy the evolving needs of their customers.
The Bärenreiter collection is known for its unique musicological notes and rigorously researched Urtext editions. This commitment to scholarly accuracy has been central to the company’s identity since its earliest days. These principles were first introduced by Karl Vötterle, who founded the company in 1923.
nkoda is joining forces with Boosey & Hawkes, Wise Music Group, and Universal Music Publishing, to develop Kordl - a new licensing and hire library management platform that will transform how customers access rental catalogues, and reshape how music publishers satisfy the evolving needs of their customers.
Schott Music and nkoda are thrilled to announce a new strategic partnership, making available Schott's iconic publishing catalogue on nkoda's sheet music subscription service.
In today's instalment of the Practice Project Blog, we review the research paper "Music Performance Anxiety: New insights from young musicians" published by Dianna Kenny and Margaret Osborne in 2006.
Music is a powerful stimulus which affects many of us on an emotional level. In today's Practice Project blog, we discuss a 2011 research project which examined how our brains process the music we hear, and why we take so much pleasure from our musical experiences.
In the second part our double-bill on the techniques explored by Chuan C. Chang in 'Fundamentals of Piano Practice' (2007), we look at memorisation, mental play, pace modulation and post-practice improvement.
Today's issue of the Practice Project blog is the first part of a double-bill, covering the techniques embraced by Chuan C. Chang in his book, 'Fundamentals of Piano Practice' (2007), many of which are applicable to music practice more generally.
Under the spotlight in today's Practice Project blog is the research undertaken by Caitlyn Trevor and David Huron in 2018, and presented in their article "Animated Performance: ‘Better’ Music Means Larger Motions", which investigated how the conscious use of physical gestures by musicians can enhance perceived performance quality.
In this edition of the Practice Project Blog, we scrutinise Steve Oare’s 2011 article, "Teaching Instrumentalists to Practice Effectively" and his model for effective, independent music practice.
In this blog from our Practice Project series, we look into the topic of vocal health - how your voice works and how to look after it - with some helpful insights from Professor Peter LaPine.