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Hi folks hope all is well with you all. Here I am sharing part of the sad romance. I chose that piece to work on finger flexibility.
Juan.
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@juanfiddler that was really beautiful. What was the name of that piece? Thank you for sharing.
Bob in Lone Oak, Texas
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@Bob I believe that is "Sad Romance by Ji Pyeong Kwon". The opening of that song is my favorite.
Very well played @juanfiddler
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Great job Juan. You get better and better all the time. 🙂
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
@bob thank you so much for listening and commenting.
@ryonass thank you very much for your comment.
@Fiddlerman thank you so much bro. I have put in some time exclusively to work on my right hand technique. My dream is yo take the admission test to get into the University. My problem is that I never learned to read music. What can I do?
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You can start with basic beginner violin books which include notes. It will be easier for you since you can play already. 🙂
Then buy some easy solo books and start reading slowly. You can write numbers over the notes to begin with until your brain starts working on its own.
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
@fiddlerman thank you very much man. Yes, I will do that and then will let you know how it turns out.
Cheers bro.
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Good luck!!!
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
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You play beautifully! I can’t imagine anyone getting that good with a complicated piece that can’t read music! You must have a tremendous ability to repeat what you hear without sheet music! That in itself is quite a talent! Fiddlerman has very good advise though I fear you will find the beginner pieces very simplistic! But yes, the best way to learn notes is from the beginning!
"Reality is an illusion, albeit a persistent one".- Albert Einstein
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oh Juan, you play lovely! -
I'm just learning how to read music at the same time as learning the violin, and I believe the music note reading was a little easier than playing - it didn't take too long even tho I'm old and don't always get things the first time, I have faith that you will do it and follow your dream, good luck
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Juan:
Very nice job. I love it and your playing. I am a fan. Good luck... there is a bit of a bump to learning to read music...but then you will sail on your way.
Great job... talk soon.
Cheers Toni
Vibrato Desperato.... Desperately seeking vibrato
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