Emily its a good one for practicing slow tunes, which I am hopeless at, (probably why my rendition of this makes me cringe when I listen to it) there is a gIrl who plays it properly on you tube I will find it and post the link. I have come to the conclusion that it is impossible to play classical correctly without a teacher, and many, many years of practice though, so until I get  or if I get a teacher I am dropping all the classical except for one tune which I am learning from baroque Book 4 called Corrente, its quite quick which i like and is extremely difficult even though it looks easy, its 4 pages but I have worked through the first page by learning correctly one note at a time, its in g minor. 

I have not been practicinG actual tunes much at all lately, i have been concentrating on 3 octave scales in g a and , which are slowly improving my intonation especially in higher positions, I have learned Morrisons which I might post, but thats about it, 3 years playing and extremely dissapointed in more or less every aspect of my playing, which mostly sounds very amateurish and at at a very low beginner level.