Matt Harloff – How To Sound More Like CrownBRASS
he Brass Caption Supervisor for Carolina Crown talks about his work with the corps this summer!
he Brass Caption Supervisor for Carolina Crown talks about his work with the corps this summer!
March 7
Matt Harloff & Michael Klesch
Have you found yourself burning-out from the intensive band training year-round? Performers and instructors are both at risk, but Matt Harloff of Avon HS and Carolina Crown has a plan to keep you and your students motivated through the Winds season. Stay fresh and excited for your winter with this webinar. Topics include overcoming a "slump," keep learning, visit another school, have hobbies, do something different, and take vacations!
Matt Harloff and Michael Klesch return for the second in a series "Inside The Circle" where they share great advice helpful as school begins! Â Insider tips include preparing music correctly for students to save time in rehearsal, strategies to get students comfortable with the music faster, and suggestions on techniques for adjusting parts and teaching efficiently.
Three MUST SEE educational videos!!!! Â A revolutionary rehearsal idea that will save time, give your students more repetitions, warm up & work on show music skills at the same time. Watch CrownBRASS use this idea & learn how they achieve the musical clarity they are known for. Â
Your first look at the 2017 Carolina Crown! Â Matt Harloff of CrownBRASS shares the first official recording of the first show impact!
Your first look at the 2017 Carolina Crown! Â Watch Matt Harloff and the staff of CrownBRASS work with the hornline as they train the members during Spring Training. Â Videos feature breathing exercises and Brass Warm-ups. Learn from the very best!
One of the most important parts to building a successful marching program happens BEFORE you play the first note. Â Join Michael Klesch and Matt Harloff as they not only look back at the very beginning of CrownBRASS, but also the importance os starting out each and every marching season. Â Learn the Klesch/Harloff methods to attention to detail that can help your students raise their level of expectation that can transfer to the marching field.
Dance is becoming a very important part of the marching arts activity within wind players. Wind players need to develop visual skill sets of basic marching as well as all kinds of dance. "Playing in Plie" is a great example of how to apply and develop basic tone quality exercises to one of the most basic dance movements.
One of the most popular exercises used by color guards or dance ensembles is the Across the Floors exercise. Across the Floors is a great example of how to apply and develop basic tone quality exercises to basic marching directions using the Across the Floors exercise.