Category: Cello Illustrated

vintage SRCB, part 1: knowing the signs

Posted by Emily Wright | Dec 30, 2015 | Cello Illustrated | 2 |

dream big

by Emily Wright | Oct 1, 2019 | Cello Illustrated, On the Docket | 0 |

Alternate title: financial advisors, angel investors, and becoming a Spreadsheet Person After two...

Idyllwild Arts

by Emily Wright | Sep 6, 2019 | Cello Illustrated, Events | 5 |

Originally posted 1 Aug 2007. I think about things I learned at Idyllwild every single day. I hope...

an army of cellists

by Emily Wright | Sep 6, 2019 | Cello Illustrated, Performing | 1 |

I had a session today for a film whose composer had the genius concept to score the whole...

ha.

by Emily Wright | Sep 5, 2019 | Cello Illustrated | 2 |

Originally published 3 October 2007. Finally, a post whose message has stood the test of...

focus on: why PT sometimes doesn’t help, plus slides from the CU lecture

by Emily Wright | Jun 3, 2019 | Cello Illustrated | 0 |

I just started PT at the Jackson Clinics in Old Town, where the difference between it and previous...

focus on: at-home prevention and treatment

by Emily Wright | May 17, 2019 | Being, Cello Illustrated, Fundraising, Teaching & Learning | 0 |

I’ll do a more substantial update on TOS and my most recent surgery, which was a two-level...

breathing, part 1: the foundation of basically everything

by Emily Wright | Mar 21, 2018 | Cello Illustrated, Teaching & Learning | 1 |

If you’re one of my students, you’ll be familiar with me barking...

upgrading your rig, part 3

by Emily Wright | Dec 26, 2017 | Cello Illustrated, Teaching & Learning | 0 |

The last installment is not so much a spend/save juxtaposition, but more of a list of stuff you...

upgrading your rig, part 2

by Emily Wright | Dec 22, 2017 | Cello Illustrated, Teaching & Learning | 1 |

Continuing yesterday’s theme: Spend (sort of): strings Don’t ever put the lowest end...

hacks for your technique, part 1: fixing clumped fingers

by Emily Wright | Dec 9, 2017 | Cello Illustrated, Teaching & Learning | 0 |

There are techniques that feel, for some, completely unnatural. It gets to the point that...

a collection of truly terrible stock photos

by Emily Wright | Dec 7, 2017 | Cello Illustrated, Humor | 0 |

Keep in mind I am making fun of the art direction and not the models themselves. Lord knows they were only doing what they were told. This was supposed to be a lovely slideshow instead of some 1998 Netscape mismatched image...

ravel string quartet, mvt 2: assez vif, trés rhythme

by Emily Wright | Dec 6, 2017 | Cello Illustrated, Performing | 1 |

Having server issues, but I bet you won’t mind if Maurice Ravel and the Enso quartet occupy this...

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