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Conducting Patterns

The document provides guidance for conductors on leading an ensemble effectively. It recommends that the conductor lead the group and be prepared by knowing all parts of the music score. Conductors should use clear patterns with their right hand to indicate beat, cues, dynamics, articulations and expressive qualities. The downbeat on beat one is the most important to communicate clearly. Cut-offs should be indicated with a downward motion. Conductors should make eye contact and ensure their patterns, cues and expressions are obvious to the ensemble.

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Conducting Patterns

The document provides guidance for conductors on leading an ensemble effectively. It recommends that the conductor lead the group and be prepared by knowing all parts of the music score. Conductors should use clear patterns with their right hand to indicate beat, cues, dynamics, articulations and expressive qualities. The downbeat on beat one is the most important to communicate clearly. Cut-offs should be indicated with a downward motion. Conductors should make eye contact and ensure their patterns, cues and expressions are obvious to the ensemble.

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CONDUCTING BASICS

The Conductor should lead the group-not follow the group Keep eye contact with the group The Conductor should be prepared to conduct the music score be familiar with all parts, and know how to get it to performance level Conduct patterns with your right hand-use your wrist- not straight armwith or without the use of a Conducting Baton Cue instruments, entrances, solos, rhythms, rhythmic figures, with both hands, body language, facial e pressions and gestures !ynamics, articulations "staccato, slurs etc#$, e pression and music styles should be indicated by the si%e and motions of the conducting pattern Beat ONE is the most important beat for a conductor to communicate to a group-indicated by a down beat &ake your patterns, cues, e pression, dynamics, cut-offs, etc# very clear Cut-Off- or-stop is usually indicated'motioned by making a (C !on)t Mirror Conduct-*ight and +eft patterns go in opposite directions

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