Earl Hatch - Furioso and Valse in D Minor, performed by Roland Härdtner 1990
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Wow, as someone who recently performed this for my senior solo and ensemble event I'm amazed to see this performed at full speed. Mine only hovered around the high 160's and even that was difficult to maintain with this level of dynamic contrast (not that there's anything wrong with taking it slower than that blistering 208, but it's still great to see). Fantastic work!
Thanks a lot! :-) But this was a performance in 1990 - today I play with more differences and more slowly too. ;-)
playing this for my sophomore solo>.
I am a 13 year old Italian girl and my percussion professor told me I have to learn this song but I don't know if i can do it
Dear Rebecca, at the beginning, try your exercises very, very slowly and with the metronome. Play the triplets with LRR (left/right/right - Hand) first. Then you will learn the piece step by step. The fun and success comes by itself. Enjoy it!
What mallets?! I feel the mallets are more what is slowing me down right now?
Im playing this for my group one soloensamble music. Its amazing how fast your playing
Thank you AirborneX, it was a long time ago and I was very young. ;-)Today I play this piece more slowly and musical with much more out of time. Thats more important that speed. All Best.
@@rolandhaerdtnerI have alot of respect seeing that you have mastered a piece and you still strive to be better on it!
How about them wrong notes though
I’m playing that solo for contest
Wish you much success! :-)
Roland Härdtner What mallets did you use for this , also do you have any advice for playing this at tempo?
Can't remember. It was more than 28 years ago! But today I think, you should use not to hard mallets and all with same type. For this piece I prefer Rattan-sticks for the double strokes on right hand. It's not necessary to have trouble with this. Take your time and beginn your exercises always very slowly, maybe at first without marimba. Just on practise-pad for to get the feeling from LRRLRR with the heavier Mallets-heads. It's odd, because we know the "rebound-feeling" from drumsticks. But after this it will be much easier to play this piece. And today I think, maybe it would be better to play this not to fast. Enjoy it!
Roland Härdtner Did you play the Valse part at 50 beats per minute
Yes
On the valse part did you play an acelerando?
Yes, accelerando and ritardando. Always flexible, not everytime the same tempo. That makes it musical.
I’m having trouble with the Double strokes on the right hand
Practice
Slow Then fast. U Van do ist
Any advice for speed 208?
At first slowly and step by step with more speed left-right-right with sticks, later mallets on drum pad. Than it will coming to be fast and relaxed. ;-)
Roland Härdtner the same with the last measures? The D F A pattern?
Yes! ;-)