Donation to the University of Rhode Island Music Department
We delivered PICKBOY batons to educational settings responsible for nurturing the next generation of conductors.
PICKBOY BATON PROJECT
"Supporting Music Education, One Baton at a Time"
The PICKBOY BATON PROJECT is a CSR initiative that supports the next generation of conductors and music education through the donation of batons to schools, international competitions, and music organizations. We hope that a small step starting from a single baton will nurture the future of music culture and open new possibilities for young musicians around the world.
So far, it has been utilized in educational institutions both domestically and internationally, as well as in international conductor competitions, allowing many students and young conductors to experience PICKBOY's craftsmanship. We will continue this activity to connect the power of music to the future.
Activity Summary (Excerpt)
This is a record of donations and cooperation related to this project. Please see the links for details of each article.
We delivered PICKBOY batons to educational settings responsible for nurturing the next generation of conductors.
It has been officially adopted as a grand prize at a globally prestigious competition.
We donated a baton sample set to a music education institution on the West Coast of the United States.
We will publish scenes of donations and exhibitions, capturing the moment when conductors and students hold the baton.
We aim to nurture the next generation of music culture together with more educational institutions and music organizations. If you are interested in this activity, please feel free to contact us below.
The posted photos and article links are operated based on the intentions of the recipients and publication permissions. Please check each article page for details.
I'm a user from Singapore. Overall, I’m quite pleased with the baton, particularly the cork grip, which feels excellent in the hand and provides a very comfortable hold.
One observation I had is regarding the balance. The balance point is approximately 7 cm from the top end of the cork grip, which feels a little farther forward than I am accustomed to. As a result, I find myself holding the baton slightly higher than usual. This gives it a somewhat different feel from what I had expected, although the baton remains very light and responsive when held at the grip.
I suspect this may simply be a matter of adjustment on my part, and I expect the feel will become more natural with continued use. I just wanted to share this observation as feedback.
式法に関しては全くの独学ですが、研究を進める中で行き着いたのがこのNCS-F。持ち手が丸いのでその分、身体の力がよく抜け表現しやすく大変気に入ってます。ただ扱いにはそれなりのバトンテクニックが必要と日々感じています。初級の段階で使用してしまうと曖昧な指揮になる可能性は否めません。