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Study Op.35 Nº17 - Fernando Sor
I leave you here my rendering of Study Op.35 Nº17 by Fernando Sor...
I would like to know your opinion...
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https://www.youtube.com/@arturmarques_guitarra Last edited by Samoiedo; 04-24-2023 at 11:36 AM. |
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Sor's Opus 35 works, like this one, are supposedly "easy", but they are anything but. There's lots going on, and are difficult to play well, but they are definitely worth the effort. Let me ask you: Are you studying classical guitar with a teacher or on-line, or are you self-teaching yourself this material? (The first time I played this for my teacher years ago I thought I had done a pretty good job, but as it turns out, I hadn't...)
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Well done. I would emphasize the melody a bit more over the harmony (perhaps some rest strokes) and vary the tempo by slowing a little towards the end of some of the phrases.
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I make these videos whenever I play a piece that I'm learning in an acceptable way and it serves as a reference to see my evolution in the future. I am aware that I have a lot to evolve, both in playing this piece and in general. Thank you for your feedback as it is another encouragement on my journey. If you liked it and are interested in following my evolution, I suggest you subscribe to my channel... https://www.youtube.com/@arturmarques_guitarra
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I make these videos whenever I play a piece that I'm learning in an acceptable way and it serves as a reference to see my evolution in the future. I am aware that I have a lot to evolve, both in playing this piece and in general. Thank you for your feedback as it is another encouragement on my journey. If you liked it and are interested in following my evolution, I suggest you subscribe to my channel... https://www.youtube.com/@arturmarques_guitarra
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Samoiedo, Thank you for posting this lovely Sor study. I can hear that you are really aware of the importance of bringing out the melody line. As you say, this is still a work in progress, but to my ears you are on the right path. In fact I liked it so much that I found a copy of the score and it is on my learn to play list.
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Samoideo, If I may add to my previous post. I went back through some of your previous posts and had a listen to your rendition of the Sor study in B minor from a couple of months ago. The B minor study works well together with the D major as a pair, quite similar musically although the D study seems to be quite a bit more involved in the left hand. Comparing the two, the B minor was pretty rough, I wasn’t hearing the melody line distinctly over the accompaniment . I must say that your progress and improvement over such a short timespan is impressive. whatever you’re doing, keep doing it! It’s working!
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Regarding Sor's study in B minor, it's a simpler piece... however, the highlight of the melody is fundamental, which I didn't do during my video. The corrections are fundamental for me to try to evolve. In this study in D major, I have already managed to highlight the melody, although I still have a lot of work ahead of me, mainly in choosing the right hand fingering. I am very happy that you being follow my study and I suggest you subscribe to my youtube channel.
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The left hand mostly falls into place, but in order for the top legato melody line to really pop, you must pay attention to what's below. It's crucial that the 1/8 note rests below are observed whenever you play the "stem up" dotted quarter melody note above. Also, the stem down pickup bass notes are 1/8 notes as well. So, stopping those notes from ringing too long also helps to shore up and further elevate the beautiful melody line up top. So, right hand control is key to making this one shine. I've attached part of the score to highlight this aspect:
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Nice job.
I had started that one, you've inspired me to return to it.
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I'm mostly glad I was responsible for you coming back again! I can't ask for anything more... thank you! If you liked it and are interested in following my evolution, I suggest you subscribe to my channel... https://www.youtube.com/@arturmarques_guitarra
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