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That is the link to the video.
Please, feel free to make constructive comments since I will use them to work on my playing. Thank you very much.
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Good job. I really like the sound of that piece, time to give it a whirl on my Concert Master.
I found a copy here, dont know if its the same.
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Welcome Juan! And that was a nice presentation. You are keeping your fingers,except the pinky close to the fingerboards which I still can't do. (Naska! your comments please.) Please introduce yourself.
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Nice done and good tune choice!
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Welcome Juan! And that was a nice presentation. You are keeping your fingers,except the pinky close to the fingerboards which I still can't do. (Naska! your comments please.) Please introduce yourself.
BaaaHaaa! Yep. I'm still there Can't put down my flying fingers...
My teacher seems gave up on it =) they are udefeated or kinda...

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Juan, good choice of tune, and I like your playing. Your tone and intonation are good.
If I could just point out a few things : I think you need to work on your timing. In some places you slow down, others you speed up a little.
At 00'19 and 00'36, you are taking just a little bit too long executing those little ornaments, and as a you've effectively "stretched" the bar. At 00'42, you've done the opposite, and speeded up a little, and cut short the duration of that bar. You may not notice when playing by yourself, but an accompanist would.
Perhaps you could run through the tune along with a metronome to check your timing?
Once you have nailed that, then there's plenty room afterwards for expressive phrasing
I hope this helps. Keep up the good work!
Mr Jim
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