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Callet_rulz
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| My dad is going to get the book for me this week but in the meantime I borrowed my teacher's one (it looks like its been through WWI). I started the first exercise exactly like it said, play till no noise or forced, then quit, then come back after 10-15 min. I was wondering when to start playing the next exercise (3 i think)? Also how many times do you come back and play the first one? |
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Tim80
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| Posted: Sat May 25, 2002 2:41 pm Post subject: |
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Callet_rulz,
I am by no means qualified to give advice but if you check out the posts "Getting Started" and "Getting Started 2" it my help you. I sent them back top so they are easy to find. I added them to my "favorite" web pages for easy reference. You might want to do the same. I'm sure others more qualified than I can help you also. Charly, not trying to interfere in your territory but just thought I'd bring these posts to Callet_rulz attention. I hope you don't mind.
Tim
[ This Message was edited by: Tim80 on 2002-05-25 17:42 ] |
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Callet_rulz
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| Posted: Sat May 25, 2002 6:52 pm Post subject: |
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| Geez, I totally forgot about what Bill Adam told me the posts. Anyways int hise posts, it didn't specify if you should move on if you can't play all of the high notes. I would think that you would move on, considering I probably won't have those high F's and e's for a while. |
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