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Hi folks hope all is well with you all. Here I am sharing part of the sad romance. I chose that piece to work on finger flexibility.
Juan.
There's nothing better than a cold beer and the warm soothing sound of a violin.
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@bob thank you so much for listening and commenting.
@ryonass thank you very much for your comment.
@Fiddlerman thank you so much bro. I have put in some time exclusively to work on my right hand technique. My dream is yo take the admission test to get into the University. My problem is that I never learned to read music. What can I do?
There's nothing better than a cold beer and the warm soothing sound of a violin.
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You play beautifully! I can’t imagine anyone getting that good with a complicated piece that can’t read music! You must have a tremendous ability to repeat what you hear without sheet music! That in itself is quite a talent! Fiddlerman has very good advise though I fear you will find the beginner pieces very simplistic! But yes, the best way to learn notes is from the beginning!
"Reality is an illusion, albeit a persistent one".- Albert Einstein
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oh Juan, you play lovely! -
I'm just learning how to read music at the same time as learning the violin, and I believe the music note reading was a little easier than playing - it didn't take too long even tho I'm old and don't always get things the first time, I have faith that you will do it and follow your dream, good luck
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