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First part of Aria Amorosa which I am learning at the moment, I am experimenting with moving the bow closer to the fingerboard at times as I play to try to soften my e string which sounds too bright, doesnt work brilliantly but I am trying, thqis piece is quitqe difficult to play for me anyway, but I getting into baroque. I am going to have to add the trills as well, once I learn it
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@stringy I like this piece. You're doing good work with it-- 
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Your making good progress, your practice is paying off.
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This is great I loved it. Not sure what to say except it sounded really good to me! I love all the vids everyone posts! It’s really inspiring to see how good people are getting !!
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Thanks all for comments and support much appreciated, we have a nice community here no doubt about i.
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Hi! I tried to watch the video with Firefox and I got a black window with this message" Video unavailable this video is private".😮
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Hello, I deleted this vid as I wasn’t happy with it, if you read the thread about dynamics You will see the reason, as well as some great advice on playing by fiddlerman
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Oh ok, thank you I will watch it.
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Sorry, I cannot edit my post yet but I meant "readt it" !
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It's great how we evolve. You're probably going to get more and more picky about what you post. There is however a danger in listening for the bad.... We hear things differently when we do that. We should listen in two ways. For learning and self-improvement purposes we should listen for the things that bother us, and will most likely bother others.
But for piece of mind, comfort, and a sense of accomplishment, we must also learn to listen to our performances looking for the good things. The things that we liked, and enjoyed.....
It's about balance. 😁
Whenever I listen to you (forum members) I listen for the good in your playing.
I'm proud of you guys for working hard to achieve your goals.
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but the one who needs the least."
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