Paul Saywood; Simple Studies, op. 10, no. 2

This opus was inspired by a friend of mine at Delcamp.forum, who suggested writing some easier pieces so that he could play them himself. This is an unfinished opus, anyone around grade 4/6 who wishes me to write a study around a particular idea or technique can email me their request.

This piece was written to tackle rubato, tone and vibrato.

I hope you enjoy this video, feel free to comment and rate.
Thanks for watching.
Paul

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[ellycrane14]

i like this one alot Paul.

even though it kinda puts

me in a sad mood..

but i still love it!

[PaulSaywood]

Thanks

It does sound a little sad, but I'm glad that you like it

Paul

[rickdav79]

great musician..five stars

[PaulSaywood]

Thank you very much

Paul

[amccann7]

very melodic; reminds me a bit of Tarrega. 5 twinling stars!

[PaulSaywood]

Thank you very much.

Paul

[PaulSaywood]

Thanks Will.

Best wishes.

Paul

[PaulSaywood]

Yes Ed, sorry!

Rubato is slowing down to help emphasise the melody etc., it's use quite a lot with in classical. You may notice that there is never a steady beat with classical derived compositions.

Thanks, I hope that helps.

Paul

[edster612]

Please enlighten me as to what "rubato" means. Vibrato I'm familiar with. Thanks. (feeling a bit dumb right now)

[PaulSaywood]

Hello Ed,

It concentrates on rubato and vibrato mostly.

Thanks for watching and leaving a nice comment.

Best wishes.

Paul