Violin Mastery - Eddy Brown - Part 5
VIOLIN MASTERY
“My own personal conception of violin mastery,” concluded Mr. Brown, “might be defined as follows: ‘An individual tone production, or rather tone quality, consummate musicianship in phrasing and interpretation, ability to rise above all mechanical and intellectual effort, and finally the power to express that which is dictated by one’s imagination and emotion, with the same natural simplicity and spontaneity with which the thought of a really great orator is expressed in the easy, unconstrained flow of his language.’”
Violin Mastery
Talks with Master Violinists and Teachers
by Frederick H. Martens
Published 1919
