Craig Hultgren, Luna Nova cellist from Birmingham-Southern, has created a set of articles dealing with extended techniques in contemporary cello literature. The text is illustrated with examples from the score and with videos of his playing of the examples.

This project is available in two versions:

Lo-res HTML

Flash (.swf)

This project is also available on CD-ROM for easy of use by students. Anyone interesting in obtaining copies should write gray@colleges.org

Latin Pronunciation Files for Choral Directors

Recognizing that there many common materials that have to be presented to all music students, we have begun to work on creating some online projects that should save faculty members time in their classes and rehearsals. A current project is designed for choral directors whose choirs are singing settings of the most common Latin texts. Dr. Nancy Fleming of Hendrix College (fleming@hendrix.edu) is making recordings of the correct Latin pronunciations for the texts of the Ordinary of the Mass, the Requiem, the Magnificat, the Stabat Mater, and the Te Deum. Students can be directed to the website below to hear the sound files. The files are divided into small segments so it is easy to listen to them multiple times.

Ordinary of the Mass
Requiem
Magnificat
Stabat Mater
Te Deum

Resource for Singers and Flutists

Sound Files to Accompany "Tone Development through Interpretations" by Marcel Moyse
The mp3 files presented here were taken from recordings in the private collections of Austin Scott and Kirio Matsuda. At the suggestion of Richard Volet, principal flutist with the Victoria Symphony, Mr. Scott created a comprehensive recorded supplement to Tone Development through Interpretation. A special effort was made to include recordings of singers that Moyse himself might have worked with while playing in the Paris Opera Orchestra. The contact for this page is Joseph Manupello at jrm@mail.med.upenn.edu.