What Should I Listen For?-by Amy Barlowe-Bodman Amy Barlowe-Bodman received her B.M. and M.M. degrees from the Juilliard School of music. She is on the artist/faculty of Meadowmount School of Music and the Ohio Conservatory.
It is designed to be taken to concerts and is filled with checklists to give focus and guidance to the listener during a live or recorded performance.  Amy and her husband Alan Bodman are the first to record the Franz Anton Hoffmeister duos for violin and viola.
This is a world premiere recording. It is coupled with the Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Duo in B-flat Major, K. 424.
This CD recorded on the Azica Records, Inc. label.
Meadowmount School of Music
The booklets are available from Amy. She can be emailed at bodman@uakron.edu I. Live performances *listen Constuctively!!! A. Soloists 1. Sound and color of instrument 2. Overall sound (e.g.warmth of tone) 3. Idiomatic qualities of instrument 4. Vibrato, if appropriate, (where is used? How much? Speed? Variety?) 5. Rhythmic accuracy 6. Intonation 7. Dynamics 8. Phrasing 9. Articulation 10. Coloration effects 11. Stylistic interpretation 12. Does the music sing? 13. Emotional impact 14. Breath control where appropriate 15. (if accompanied) Balance 16. (If accompanied) Ensemble
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