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Topic: rach and alkan etudes fingering. (Read 1528 times)

klavierkonzerte

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rach and alkan etudes fingering.

on: May 28, 2007, 12:36:19 AM

in rach etude op39. no.6 are you suppose to play the repeated notes with the 3rd & 2nd fingers or do u play them with only one finger?

also in the third movment of alkans solo concerto, in the 6th bar are the repeated b# played with the first then the 2nd finger?

i know my questiones are really silly but i don't have a teacher right now and any help is very apreaciated

thanks in advance

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nanabush

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Re: rach and alkan etudes fingering.

Reply #1 on: May 28, 2007, 04:06:04 PM

The rach etude; ur gonna wanna alternate b/w your third and second finger for the repeated notes.

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