Conducting Crescendo and Decrescendo with Hand Gestures

One of the most important tools a conductor has is the ability to shape the dynamics of a performance in real time

Knowing how to show crescendo and decrescendo can be the difference between a boring and great performance
If your hands don’t clearly show a crescendo or decrescendo, your group won’t follow and will often create a flat or boring sound

In this video, I’ll show you two reliable ways to conduct a crescendo and decrescendo so your group can:

✅ Build intensity with you
✅ Taper gently into soft endings
✅ Feel more connected to the dynamics and emotion of the piece

✅ Create more powerful performance

These techniques work beautifully for choirs, bands, and orchestras, whether you're working with beginners or advanced musicians

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Dr. Mike

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