@@JenaGardner Opinion? By subdividing four quarter notes into 16th notes, if one is not playing the dotted eighth with three counts, that is an incorrection performance. Just something Kendall Betts taught me years ago. And that's not opinion. That's measured reality.
It’s a pleasure to hear a performance with such clear execution and appropriate musical style. Great job, Jena! I would be very happy to hear any of my students emulate this recording. I would be less pleased to hear of them rudely throwing stones from their glass house. Happy practicing!
Sounds fantastic, thank you for making this! :)
As a French Horn player this is very helpful
I'm so glad you found it to be helpful! Please feel free to send in your own video for comments!
Wonderful playing. Is that a Geyer horn?
Bravíssimo 🎼🎶🎶📯👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Gréât!!!
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Sorry, Jen, but your dotted sixteenth notes are way too short. Very poor execution robbing these notes of their full value.
Thanks for sharing your opinion. My name is Jena!
@@JenaGardner Opinion? By subdividing four quarter notes into 16th notes, if one is not playing the dotted eighth with three counts, that is an incorrection performance.
Just something Kendall Betts taught me years ago. And that's not opinion. That's measured reality.
It’s a pleasure to hear a performance with such clear execution and appropriate musical style. Great job, Jena! I would be very happy to hear any of my students emulate this recording. I would be less pleased to hear of them rudely throwing stones from their glass house. Happy practicing!
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