Likewise, really nice arrangement @Fiddlerman!

But I have to say, the "1" part is driving me crazy !!! ( so no change there, then! ).  Working on Vla 1 (well Vln 1 has the same issue for me) - and - the problem is ALL MINE.   And it has to do with bow direction changes, not the playing of the notes or the timing or anything else. 

I KNOW what it comes down to and that is, this is a tune I have played quite a lot before, but, the version I play is very slightly different (well, naturally).  Because of that, its bowing-rhythm is somehow stuck in my head, and for the life of me, I cannot (well, I succeed about once in 10 attempts) synchronize my bowing to that indicated - and it's just over a couple of bars where the melody line arrangement is different in Pierre's score - and then I'm back on track!

I know, I know, it really is not important at all in the greater scheme of things, I can equally well emphasise on the up-bow instead of the down-bow at the start of the two bars that throw me, and, no, it really does not matter a jot - but - I simply want to break that curse of "this is the way *I* play it"  ROFL !!!   It's sort of like "once invented, you cannot un-invent something", but that should not apply to "learning" LOL - I mean to say, I often have to "un-learn" things when I discover my original thinking, or understanding, was incorrect !!!!

Played through the other viola parts, and, well, because they are not the lead-line/melody - no problem !!!

Gives myself a good talking to - "Come on Bill, get a grip on this, it's not that difficult !!!" 

@ABitRusty !   

For fun,and to share the steps I use for projects like these - and partly because I was checking my own software here I thought I'd share this.  I know there are plenty folks who just rely on mobile devices, which may not have such a rich development suite of software - but this is done on a Windows laptop.

What I usually do is to make one long-ish take with half a dozen or so play-throughs of the same part - which is recorded as an .mp4.  I take that into my video editor, and split-out the audio.  I take the audio into Audacity where, the ONLY postprocessing I do is a noise reduction (or possibly, just possibly a gain correction - but that's rare) and save the multiple-takes-track as a .wav.  

I go back to the video editor, and import that noise-reduced .wav file, and ENSURE both it and the original audio (which is still there) absolutely line up - some time back I had a real issue where for some reason, an Audacity exported .wav file was a different overall length than the original (shorter - but surprisingly - in pitch - and it eventually came down to some other software I had been running as it finally turned out !!!) - but it has always bothered me since then, so I do that, just in case.

So from there, in the video editor, IF I'm wanting to submit a combined Audio/Video submission, I'll mute the original audio, leaving the Audacity noise-reduced audio in place, and selectively edit out all the takes that are not wanted.  THAT will then become my combined A/V submission.

But, things change if I already have a finalized a/v submission, and I'm now just adding a further audio-only take for a different voice/part.  This time, there's no need to go back to the video editor, it can be all done from Audacity.  ***BUT*** once again - because of the strange issue I had in the past, I'm now totally paranoid about it - and before submitting any additional audio-only parts - I'll do the editing in Audacity, deleting the takes that are of no interest, and finally, haul in the audio of one of Pierre or Gibble's play throughs,  and mix it with my part to make certain I'm not kidding myself !

Here's one I just did - I'm submitting a Vla 4 audio-only part (amongst others I guess) - and - in Audacity I mixed it with FM's Vln 1 - just to make sure !!!! I wouldn't normally bother videoing this sort of thing, but I thought I'd do it just to share the type of processes I go through to ensure everything is as correct as possible - 

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