November 3, 2008 by John Ericson
Archived under: General, Horn study | Eli Epstein
Musicianship from the Inside Out, a New Online Book by Eli Epstein
A new resource by hornist Eli Epstein has just been published online as a part of the Boston Symphony Orchestra “Musicians in the Schools” program. Musicianship from the Inside Out includes chapters on
- Being Your Own Best Teacher
- Power Practicing
- Managing Performance Anxiety
- Beyond the Notes: Authentic Expression from the Inside Out
It may be downloaded from either of these links:
http://bso.org/bso/mods/c_10_gen_no_images.jsp?id=33300046
http://www.eliepstein.com/book.html
The link to the Boston Symphony Orchestra website allows you to download the entire booklet. The link from the site of author Eli Epstein allows you to download the complete book or individual chapters. Check it out; this is a most interesting new resource.
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