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Preserving the Works of Joseph Schillinger

Christopher Cousineau

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Christopher Cousineau

I had the pleasure of discussing the Schillinger Society courses with Philip and Teresa DiTullio during their visit to Montreal and signed up for the Rhythm Engineering Course the following week. The following months saw my knowledge of rhythm families literally explode, influencing my work in ways I could not imagine, juggling with counterpoint and poly-rhythms as I never had before. This course has opened my mind and my ears to compositional capabilities I could only barely imagine.

Christopher Cousineau, 

Longueuil Canada 

The Practical Schillinger School of Music
2018-04-24T12:56:20+00:00

Christopher Cousineau, 

Longueuil Canada 

I had the pleasure of discussing the Schillinger Society courses with Philip and Teresa DiTullio during their visit to Montreal and signed up for the Rhythm Engineering Course the following week. The following months saw my knowledge of rhythm families literally explode, influencing my work in ways I could not imagine, juggling with counterpoint and poly-rhythms as I never had before. This course has opened my mind and my ears to compositional capabilities I could only barely imagine.

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