General Life

General Life 'Emmanuel Sejourne'

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Music

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• marimba
• solo
• general
• life
• percussion
• berkin
• izmir
• mallet
• konservatuvar
• deü
• dokuz
• eylül
• üniversitesi

[alpozdemir1985]

heyttttttt beak kankama bak beah

[marimbisttt]

heheh saoll kankaa

[chanlongching666]

a but too hard mallets sharp sound at first

you may slow down about 20 tempo or so so no more wrong string notes

some dynamics and a bit more practice should be perfect

[Dogmaomao]

@XxVampyrexX7 i wouldnt slow down, but i would take a bit softer mallets (I played it vibravell vr6 (yes they r 4 vibes...) on an adams mc50) and if you play with accents its sounds much better

[XxVampyrexX7]

personally since i loved to play this, i would say to slow down like, a lot haha it helps with correct notes, and just you have a better groove and feel for the music, i mean like you play it fast, and you just keep a general theme to the whjole thing, loud and fast, but if you were to slow it down then you could really integrate some nice grooves and dynamics. im not saying its bad i think you did phenomenally just some things to think about

[Vachelandanim]

Tu veux dire quand il fait le point d'orgue?

C'est peut-être son interprétation après tout...

[ddrumFranceSlipknot]

tu respect pas la partition... c fait expré ? sinn sa va, tu le gère bien ce morceau. :-

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[dmjust]

can some1 send me this piece's music sheet please?

good job

[franpercu90]

buen trabajo tio

[macoup1]

One more thing! The Tempo 1 would be more effective if your started queiter and crescendo to the end and don't put a pause before you go back into the next phrase. Once again good job!

[macoup1]

Good job. It might be beneficial to slow it down 10 to 20 clicks for accuracy purposes, especially at the end with the last two phrases. Also put some phrasing in the repeated phrases throughout the piece. It will add some direction to the bigger parts of the piece. The forzando during the piano part where mallets 2 and 3 are doing sixteenths on the F is in the context of piano. I suggest phrasing the accented notes and a bigger and more dramatic slow down during the rallentando.

[Eximma]

Perso, moi aussi je le prends moins vite, je trouve que ça sonne mieux et que ça fait moins "cafouilli". Enfin comme tu dis, "chacun son truc" :)

Par contre, j'ai pu juste remarquer un truc : après le rallentando, 3ème mesures où il y a LA et DA, le LA et bémol je crois.

Bonne continuation, en tout cas moi je trouve ce morceau super !