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Dizzyg
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Can some one gimmie some good pointers on Bride of the Waves- ie. Interpretation when to accelarandoetc....
Im also playing The Hindemith, if anyone knows a good third song to play at a college audition just lemme know
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pedaltonekid
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Allen Vizutti plays a pretty decent version of Bride of the Waves on one of his cds.
Pointer - don't worry about the high F at the end of the piece all of the way through the song. Just nail it when you get there and hold it for as long as possible to demonstrate endurance at the end of the piece.
Also when playing the octave jumps on the D, make sure that they are in tune.
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Dizzyg
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| Posted: Wed Jan 23, 2002 10:07 pm Post subject: |
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Thanx for the help, i havent worked on it with my teacher yet. He is giving me time to see what i can do with it on my own i guess. Now i know what to watch out for
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