10-11-2012, 22:10
10-11-2012, 23:53
To my humble opinion, you will have to practice a lot more (if you want to get better).
There are several minor OFF notes/tempo that you need to correct. Particularly in classical music you really have to do it as precisely as you can to the originals.
But again, it's easy said than done. Just like they say "He who knows play, he who don't criticize"
Good trying young man, thanks for sharing
There are several minor OFF notes/tempo that you need to correct. Particularly in classical music you really have to do it as precisely as you can to the originals.
But again, it's easy said than done. Just like they say "He who knows play, he who don't criticize"
Good trying young man, thanks for sharing
11-11-2012, 07:27
(10-11-2012, 23:53)napman Wrote: [ -> ]To my humble opinion, you will have to practice a lot more (if you want to get better).
There are several minor OFF notes/tempo that you need to correct. Particularly in classical music you really have to do it as precisely as you can to the originals.
But again, it's easy said than done. Just like they say "He who knows play, he who don't criticize"
Good trying young man, thanks for sharing
Thanks a lot for valuable comments krub, Very appriciated. I will let him more focus and do more practices. ..