Tambourin by Gossec-Carl Linden violin
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VERY NICE ANDE VERY BEAUTIFUL TONE
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you are amazing!!!!
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wow im playing this for grade 5 i wish i could play like that lol
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Loved it. About to do this as a Grade 7 keyboard piece! Leaving in about 20 mins! Thanks for playing this!
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Hello there. I enjoyed that. I'm an about-to-do-Grade-5 43 year-old violin learner and thought I was doing well to hack through this piece at about a quarter of the speed you play it! Back to my practice now then....
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echt heel mooi!!!
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Hey! You're really good! Could you please tell me where you got the sheet music to this version of the song? Much appreciated!
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@Karlcarl lool, don't worry, i am EXACTLY the same haha when i play. Thanks anyway for the advice and well played :)
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BRAVO!
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can you keep still?
MrMattdennis 9 months ago
@MrMattdennis Yes I can "keep still" while playing but choose not to do so. It would be incorrect to stand stiff and it would produce a thin tone when using the entire bow. Putting your back into your playing is a rudement of good tone production and is a standard technique.
Karlcarl 9 months ago
my grade 5 is on the 1st of april & im playing this piece...any advice?
MissFashionistable 11 months ago
@MissFashionistable Hi, Of course practice very slowly and correct the smallest of errors. Do scales in the same key as that of your piece. Always listen to other violinists that are better than you are. If you put your performance on Youtube and send me a link, I will listen and give you more advice. Good luck on your violin adventure.
Karlcarl 11 months ago
I'm learning this piece for my grade 7 keyboard exam but having trouble reading it. Even my teacher doesn't even know, what does it mean when there is a small symbol like this "//" between two notes? Someone please write back. :s
Also this is a grade 5 violin piece? :O
KynosaurTheMighty 3 years ago
Usually // means a pause or a breath is to be performed. It also can mean the end a phrase. Hope this helps.
Karlcarl 3 years ago