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#941589 - 03/30/06 02:34 PM
Clair de Lune
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Registered: 11/10/05
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Loc: California
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I am 15,I am playing this most beautiful piece for a recital in 8 weeks.I usually learn pretty quick but should i be careful and pay more attention to any certain areas?And is there a good way to practice this song?
Thanks so much
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#941590 - 03/31/06 09:14 AM
Re: Clair de Lune
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You need to create the right atmosphere with this kind of music so the sound you make is very important. Practice the arpeggios slowly and carefully as they must sound light and effortless. Pay particular attention to the timing and changes of tempo. Good luck and let us know if you are stuck with any of it.
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#941591 - 03/31/06 09:39 PM
Re: Clair de Lune
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Chris is absolutely right. The arpeggios must be light and seemingly effortless. This requires a very relaxed wrist, forearm and shoulder.
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#941592 - 04/11/06 04:01 PM
Re: Clair de Lune
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you have to keep strict timing through the first page, before you can release into the wonderful melodic lines in the rest of the piece, there has to be a very story like, and impressionistic feeling, afterall this is not a romantic piece, and dont rush anywhere.
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