Dr. Phillip W. Serna's Articles

Dr. Phillip W. Serna's Articles & Interviews:

Dr. Phillip W. Serna's Current Articles:

Early Music America (EMA) Soundbytes, 'Viols in Our Schools,' Volume XIII, Number I, Spring 2007, Page 10

Phillip Serna wth the Chicago Early Music Consort published in the Door County Resorter Reporter, December 20-26, 2006, Page 2

Early Music America (EMA), Article 'Gamba Society's Consort Cooperative Provides Training for Emerging Artists', Volume XII, Number III, Winter 2006, Page 51

Phillip Serna with Ars Antigua published at http://www.chicagotribune.com/, November 13, 2006, 2:40 PM CST & in the Chicago Tribune, Tempo, Section 5, Page 1, Monday, November 13, 2006

Article from The String Teacher’s Cookbook – Creative Recipes for a Successful Program Edited by Joanne May for Meredith Music Publications, distributed by the Hal Leonard Corporation - Coming Soon

Chicago Artists Resource, Web Article ‘Artists Stories – Early Music Arts Advocacy in Chicago’ - Coming Soon

Viola da Gamba Society of America (VdGSA) News, Volume XLIII, No.3, September 2006, Page 6

Dr. Phillip W. Serna's Past Articles:

Naperville Bass Workshop Article, November 2004

Naperville School District 204 Press Release, September 2005

Early Music Chicago Concert Review, November 2005

Dr. Phillip W. Serna's Interviews:

Contrabass Conversations – In 2007, Phillip Serna was featured guest in Episodes 5 & 8 of Jason Heath’s Contrabass Conversations podcast, as well as a recital showcase.

Episode 5 - Interview with Phillip W. Serna Part 1

Episode 8 - Interview with Phillip W. Serna Part 2

In episode 5 of Contrabass Conversations, Phillip gives general student advice, practice tips, advice on choosing schools, and much more. In episode 8 of Contrabass Conversations, Phillip discusses his early years studying the bass, his training in Houston, TX, San Francisco, CA, and Chicago, IL, and general student advice. To subscribe to the podcast, visit http://www.contrabassconversations.com/ or click to subscribe via iTunes.

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