Re: just another RdlA sample

Thanks Pami!
You make it sound easy! Bravo!
it will never be perfect but ... you surely are very close!
Let us know how it went during the concert. That will be I guess the real
test. [:o)
Good luck!

Alain

"Pami Learner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> 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
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