CelloChat with Julia Lichten - Practical Solutions for Sound Production Problems

Topic: Practical Solutions for Sound Production Problems
JULIA LICHTEN enjoys a varied career as soloist, chamber and orchestral musician, and teacher and coach in the New York area. She received degrees from Harvard-Radcliffe and the New England Conservatory, followed by two years of study at the Mannes College of Music. Her major teachers were Mischa Nieland and Paul Tobias. A member of the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra since 1995, she has toured as a soloist with Orpheus, as well as with Musicians from Marlboro and the American Chamber Players.
She has performed at the festivals of Marlboro, Tanglewood, Taos, Library of Congress, Caramoor, Rockport, and Evian; performs frequently with the Brooklyn Chamber Music Society; and has taught at Kneisel Hall, the Mannes Beethoven Institute, and the Perlman Music Program. An active recitalist, she has performed in such venues as Harvard, Yale, and Princeton universities and toured Europe under State Department sponsorship as an Artistic Ambassador. She has recorded for the Marlboro Recording Society, Arabesque, Koch International Classics, Music Masters, Sony Classical, and Deutsche Grammophon. A member of the Manhattan School of Music cello faculty since 1989, she also serves on the faculty of the Conservatory of Music at Purchase College.

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Links of Casals and Rostropovich mentioned by Julia Lichten:
Casals: czcams.com/video/COR3lMXKAfg/video.html
Rostropovich: czcams.com/video/h23WjKXDe4w/video.html

[@Dashingdiva73]

I feel validated. I love practicing for the same reasons, problem solving, discovery and figuring things out. It's so satisfying to learn the cello.

[@Dansfanxx]

Thank you for your video🫡 you are amazing cellist and teacher! Your explanation and demonstrating are very clear and it covered so much details! I have learned a wonderful lesson here! Yes, never bored of practicing because the passion ❤

[@barbara_vdWiel]

Thank you so much, I learned a lot!

[@gasparocelloman9852]

Fabulous!

[@janetferguson5526]

Thank you

[@AlamoCityCello]

Thank you Julia! So much cello wisdom in your teaching. I want to ask a question, what is the difference between playing in a large hall and playing for a microphone? How different is the technique when playing for an up close mic?