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First part with middle link may actually do this as a blog but I onky have two bits to do so not sure iif its worth it, this is a bit better now as I have had last night to have a few run throughs with it, hope you think its ok and the maestro is pleased. Still a work in progress though, lot of polishing to still do.
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Very nicely done, Stringy! I know you posted it in the Critique Corner, but I have nothing to say as far as critiquing goes. But, I will say that I really like the rhythm of this. I guess that would be critiquing, right? I always think of critiquing as negative, but I don’t think it is, so there you go, a critique! LOL
Seriously, I really do like the rhythm of this. I don’t know what the different parts of a song are called - the repeats, the other sections, etc. But, I think they all fit together nicely. They way they are joined together is very smooth and it all fits together.
Your playing has loosened up so much and you are looking more and more comfortable and confident with your playing. Kudos to you.
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stringy,
Fiddlerman rad is coming along nicely, If memory is correct a lot more double stops than the first post.
Sounding good.
Thanks for posting,
Mark
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Thanks mouse, I am feeling a bit looser playing these days, especially once I have commited a tune to muscle memory, its all just a bit of fun though in the end.
Mark, yes, there are more double stops, I will prob keep changing till I get it how I want Its keeping me busy and is an exercise in a few different things as well at the same time.
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