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cgaiii
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| MrClean wrote: | | Episode #156 |
You really lived up to your screen name on this one. Really clean picc work. You make it look so easy. The only hint that you are working is the eyebrows!
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Flugel: Taylor Standard
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Episode #158
https://youtu.be/siUJfHrOLUU
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cgaiii
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| Posted: Tue Sep 01, 2020 1:10 pm Post subject: |
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| MrClean wrote: | | Episode #157 |
I really enjoyed your precision here. Wow.
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Bb Pocket: Manchester Brass
Flugel: Taylor Standard
Bass Trumpet: BAC Custom
Natural Tr: Custom Haas replica by Nikolai Mänttäri Morales
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Episode #159
https://youtu.be/9W-ZmzhS0mg
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cgaiii
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| Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2020 3:50 pm Post subject: |
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| MrClean wrote: | | Episode #158 |
Lovely sound on the flugel.
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MrClean
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Episode #160
https://youtu.be/TjABWg6zKPg
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| MrClean wrote: | | Episode #159 |
Those long runs were fantastic, so even despite their length. Great stuff.
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Jim, a note of thanks for a truly historic thread, and of course the content that you are providing - it's great stuff and nice to have the legacy of not-that-often-recorded material available played so well.
I admire your playing and the work to produce these videos and post publicly every day from your practice room. Not many would be prepared to present their daily practice routine to the world nor keep up the output.
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Episode #161
https://youtu.be/nP0iOm9CVXg
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cgaiii
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| MrClean wrote: | Episode #160
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What a great example of how this should be done. Is it as easy for you as it sounds? You appear to just glide through it.
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| Just beautiful. Thanks for sharing. I have as much a chance of playing that well as doing a heart transplant! Oh well. |
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| jimspeedjae wrote: | Jim, a note of thanks for a truly historic thread, and of course the content that you are providing - it's great stuff and nice to have the legacy of not-that-often-recorded material available played so well.
I admire your playing and the work to produce these videos and post publicly every day from your practice room. Not many would be prepared to present their daily practice routine to the world nor keep up the output.
Great stuff. |
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Episode #162
https://youtu.be/9w7m5yznjkk
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| wilder wrote: | | jimspeedjae wrote: | Jim, a note of thanks for a truly historic thread, and of course the content that you are providing - it's great stuff and nice to have the legacy of not-that-often-recorded material available played so well.
I admire your playing and the work to produce these videos and post publicly every day from your practice room. Not many would be prepared to present their daily practice routine to the world nor keep up the output.
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Thanks for the encouragement, guys.
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cgaiii
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| MrClean wrote: | | Episode #161 |
Those abrupt changes in the musical mood seem very hard. Nice job navigating them.
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Episode #163
https://youtu.be/_zkhck6gpp4
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| MrClean wrote: | | Episode #162 |
Nice to see you break out the big Bb again. Love the sound of that horn.
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Episode #164
https://youtu.be/pv2sF1VW1CU
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| MrClean wrote: | | Episode #163 |
Your handling of the figures in this etude was amazing. Obviously a product of your years of study and experience. Like the cornet sound here.
With something like this do you scan through it and mentally plan your approach to the figures or is it so ingrained you can just do it automatically as you go along?
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| cgaiii wrote: | | MrClean wrote: | | Episode #163 |
Your handling of the figures in this etude was amazing. Obviously a product of your years of study and experience. Like the cornet sound here.
With something like this do you scan through it and mentally plan your approach to the figures or is it so ingrained you can just do it automatically as you go along? |
The Belloli etudes have been tricky for me, because I don't know them at all. Since a lot of my music is in my studio at Colburn, I was searching the internet for free etudes and ran across them - they are actually written for french horn, so they are not exactly idiosyncratic. They often zag when you think they are going to zig. Since I put a fair amount of pressure to produce at least one video per day, I don't give myself much time to develop new material (though that is changing because I have long ago exhausted most of my go-to etudes). I target the traps and run them until I know what to expect when the red light goes on, but there is still a degree of anxiety when those passages approach, particularly if they are well into the piece, like mid-way down the 2nd page. The thought of having to throw out an entire take because of a late slip is soul crushing. They take a lot out of me.
I usually have to toss the first take or two on Belloli because the technique is not clean enough - it is a type of playing I have not done since at least college, maybe high school, but I could say the same about some of the other etudes as well (Arban characteristic, Bousquet, etc). Anyway, it is getting harder to pick out rep - sometimes that is the most torturous part of the process. I would really like to just go back to work, but this country's weird resistance to wearing masks has made this an impossibility for the foreseeable future.
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