Re: just another RdlA sample

Well, here is another version of RDLA.  It was recorded a few weeks ago.  I
hope that you feel it is an improvement.
http://pamilearner.tripod.com/

In order to avoid the web site shutting down so fast I'm putting the
previous version on a different site.
http://www.geocities.com/pamilearner/

Last time I posted Alain Reiher had requested the left hand fingerings.  At
the time, I wasn't sure that I would continue with the same fingerings, so I
deferred their posting until now.

I actually learned this piece from a different publication but the
arrangement is very similar to Eythorsson's (www.eythorsson.com) which is
available on-line.  I will give my variances from Eythorsson's.

bar 9 - I don't use a bar.  A bar would be smoother but I find that this bar
tires my left hand.
bar 17 play the e on the 2nd string throughout
bar 18 play the c with finger 2
bar 31 (as mentioned earlier in this thread) the accompaniment uses fingers
133434
bar 35 play the b open - the c# (in the triplet) with 2

I practice at 144, 160 and 176 for the 8th note.  I guess this came out
about 168.  Too fast?

I've committed to playing RdlA and Sor Op9 at a local (amateur) music
festival in the spring.  I've got to get both going by then.

I'm finally going to take some lessons after 11+ years.   I'll let you know
how it goes.

Thanks for comments in advance.
( ... Still workin' on it.)
-Pami