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its been a long time since i have left the fiddler man community.i missed you guys so much.so now i am back i am just picking up the violin again,so i think my progression of the violin just reset back where it begins .but i didn't just completely quit the violin during those busy time i had some times to practice the violin.
few questions to ask from you guys how do you warm up back guys? .additional question.
for our final year talent show in our university is it possible to practice Vivaldi spring largo part and perform ???.is it too hard for a beginner ?.hardest part is to play a slow feeling melody infront of an audience
Vibavi Attigala
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I seems OK. Not too hard.
Playing a piece is easy... Playing it right is not...
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The notes are not too hard but one of the common mistakes beginners make are speeding up as you get nearer to end of a piece.
Playing a piece is easy... Playing it right is not...
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Hi ya Viba!
Nice to see you again. Welcome again.
Good luck with your violin and violin projects.
Cheers,
Toni
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Hard is a relative word when it comes to performance.
Are you good under pressure? How are your nerves?
How does it feel for you? Can you transfer your feelings and emotions through this piece? Are there any other styles that you feel more comfortable with? Will the Largo hold your interest active long enough to practice it as much as you feel is necessary before the performance?
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
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