We conclude our two part feature on “MoCap” by exploring three major motion capture systems and the application of one in particular to classical music
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10:10 am
We conclude our two part feature on “MoCap” by exploring three major motion capture systems and the application of one in particular to classical music
11:30 am
Motion capture is a fascinating topic that has real practical applications in classical music! Read on to learn more about them.
5:00 am
Want to achieve a better tone? Purchase a better quality instrument. NOT SO FAST!! Find out what Scientists say about the Helmholtz Resonance Signature Mode!
5:05 am
Do you ever feel that your bow is too short? You might need to work on some bow speed exercises. Learn son filé exercises from the Masters!
1:00 pm
Have you ever wondered exactly what “good” tone is? If you want to learn more about how to improve YOUR tone READ ON!
5:20 am
As string players, we develop brain areas that others do not. Other musicians develop unique brains, but string players are subjects of ongoing research because they offer distinctive evidence of brain plasticity. Our brains develop more in volume, mechanisms of use, and perhaps heightened abilities beyond music alone.
6:00 am
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is putting the latest cutting-edge scientific research to use developing a cello worthy of Yo-Yo Ma.
6:07 am
Science, and particularly brain research concerning string players, has implications beyond musicians. Scientists are discovering new and unique ways that the mind works in many contexts.
Classical MoCap Part 2: Systems and Applications of Motion Capture
10:10 am
We conclude our two part feature on “MoCap” by exploring three major motion capture systems and the application of one in particular to classical music
Classical MoCap Part 1: Intro to Motion Capture
11:30 am
Motion capture is a fascinating topic that has real practical applications in classical music! Read on to learn more about them.
Helmholtz Resonance Signature Mode In The Violin
5:00 am
Want to achieve a better tone? Purchase a better quality instrument. NOT SO FAST!! Find out what Scientists say about the Helmholtz Resonance Signature Mode!
Bow Speed Techniques
5:05 am
Do you ever feel that your bow is too short? You might need to work on some bow speed exercises. Learn son filé exercises from the Masters!
What is “Good” Tone? Re-calibrating our Ears
1:00 pm
Have you ever wondered exactly what “good” tone is? If you want to learn more about how to improve YOUR tone READ ON!
String Players’ Brains are “Special”
5:20 am
As string players, we develop brain areas that others do not. Other musicians develop unique brains, but string players are subjects of ongoing research because they offer distinctive evidence of brain plasticity. Our brains develop more in volume, mechanisms of use, and perhaps heightened abilities beyond music alone.
Daily Bow: The Hyperinstrument!
6:00 am
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is putting the latest cutting-edge scientific research to use developing a cello worthy of Yo-Yo Ma.
This is Your Mind on Music
6:07 am
Science, and particularly brain research concerning string players, has implications beyond musicians. Scientists are discovering new and unique ways that the mind works in many contexts. CONNECT WITH US!
