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Next rehearsal · Lumen Symphony Orchestra
Dvořák: Symphony No. 9, tutti
Sun 14 Jun · 19:30 Concertgebouw, main hall
What to prepare
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Prepare sections for the tutti rehearsal
- Strings: tempo change at poco animato in movement II
- Woodwind and brass: review entries in the Largo
- Percussion: count the rests before the finale
Materials
Strings: movement II, updated
Strings part
Brass and woodwind: Largo
Brass part
Reference recording: Kubelík
Audio
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Symphony orchestras
Large line-ups where strings, woodwind, brass, and percussion each follow their own parts.
Every section sees which fragments apply to them.
Youth orchestras
Players still learning to prepare their own part independently.
Everyone knows what to practise, without an email reminder.
Project orchestras
A temporary line-up around a single concert or production.
Tuning, line-up, and cuts all sit on one page.
Better than email plus folders
A clearer alternative to scattered emails and shared drives.
One link to the current score, no more digging around.
Wind music
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