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Ignoring the flubs, am playing Off to California as in a hornpipe rhythm? Am I exaggerating the rhythm?
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Flubs aside, that's pretty much the hornpipe rhythm. A hornpipe, does have a distinctive rolling/bouncy rhythm. It's ONE two THREE four, ONE two THREE four. Or if you prefer WAterMElon, WAterMElon...
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Thanks!! As I have been searching the internet for explanations I have heard so many say that most people aren't true to the hornpipe and "flatten them out." I want to be as true as possible.
Yes, they are good!!
Violinist start date - May 2013
Fiddler start date - May 2014
FIDDLE- Gift from a dear friend. A 1930-40 german copy, of a french copy of a Stradivarius. BOW - $50 carbon fiber. Strings - Dominants with E Pirastro Gold string.
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Good job. I love hornpipes as they are just so much fun. I'm playing one for my next recital.
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Yup ( LOL @flubs aside ) ahaha ! yup I think that's not bad at all ( and no - I didn;t think the rhythm was exaggerated - it is there, and WELL present) ! GO FOR IT !
GO FOR IT and enjoy !
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