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David Leisner discusses Playing with Ease, his gradual return from dystonia, composing, Schubert arrangements and chamber music. The final reflection in this interview series. |
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David Leisner discusses his guitar, interpretation, neglected repertoire, new music and contact with audiences. A wider musical perspective for readers living with focal dystonia. |
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David Leisner connects his experience of focal dystonia with practice, competitions, composition and collaboration. A broader view of musical life and education. |
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David Leisner explores Bach, Ginastera, Villa-Lobos and Mertz. An invitation to musical listening, interpretation and discovery beyond the limits of finger technique. |
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David Leisner discusses Playing with Ease, supporting the guitar, movement, breathing and teaching. A reflection on healthier playing without promises of a fixed recovery timetable. |
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David Leisner describes his long return from focal dystonia and the search for freer movement. The article distinguishes his personal experience from general treatment advice. |
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David Leisner discusses returning after focal dystonia, composing, chamber music and the support of his husband. A reflection on recovery within a wider musical and personal life. |
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The performer's personality, Schubert's arrangements and stage fright in an interview with Benjamin Tinto. David Leisner on confidence in preparation, attention on stage and music as a refuge in life. |
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David Leisner explains the interplay of fine and larger movements, the approach to teaching and the alternation of a musical ensemble with analysis. Stimuli for exercises and questions important in focal dystonia. |
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An interview with Rosie Bennet about letting go of unnecessary control, musical phrasing and observation without self-judgment. The first part of a series about David Leisner and his broader perspective on gaming. |