I don't know, why this video gets some dislike. Really appreciate the endeavor of both student and teacher. IMO it's really helpful for self-teaching and good to listen too!!!
I'm a mechanic and I love to come home and play this. I'm not as good as this guy but seeing somebody else bumble their way through it gives me hope too. I tell you one thing I don't play it this fast - this is too fast. ^ years later he's probably got another 5000+ hours and I'm still bumbling - oh it's all fun.
excellente... really good teacher...although I think he should have slowed down the student from the beginning ... I am also highly entertained by the bassoon practising in the background (two for the price of one..hah)
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👏👏👏My takeaway from this.. Top teachers give most valuable instructions on emotions and expressions, techniques are secondary.
I don't know, why this video gets some dislike. Really appreciate the endeavor of both student and teacher. IMO it's really helpful for self-teaching and good to listen too!!!
Excellent teacher……and student!
oh I love this. it means there is hope for me.
I'm a mechanic and I love to come home and play this. I'm not as good as this guy but seeing somebody else bumble their way through it gives me hope too.
I tell you one thing I don't play it this fast - this is too fast.
^ years later he's probably got another 5000+ hours and I'm still bumbling - oh it's all fun.
excellente... really good teacher...although I think he should have slowed down the student from the beginning ... I am also highly entertained by the bassoon practising in the background (two for the price of one..hah)
sounds like Ravel's Bolero? Cool that you noticed!
At that tempo it does.
My instructor would have told me to slow down and obey the note values, tempo, vibrato, dynamics... good effort though
Denis do you prefer cedar or spruce?