Mephisto is Norwegian, not British or American. I bet he knows more about English than you know about Norwegian.
I am sure if you go to a conservatoir you have better octaves than me. I just pointed out that there is a difference between the word "no" and "know".If you dissagree, and think that "no" is a verb, by all means continue to argue with me.
When did I say it was a bloody verb? Pray tell me!!! My god, this is like the time you accused me of saying stuff in the Beethoven thread. If you are not going to argue with me about octaves than don't try and be a clever dick on an octave thread unless you wish to argue against my octaves. In which case I will happily debate with you. But you are just being an arse.
What does "its simple really" mean in this context? Do you mean "it's simple really"?Again I have to stress that I am sure that both of you are better pianists than me, and I have never said that my octaves were better than yours franzliszt2.
What does "its simple really" mean in this context? Do you mean "it's simple really"?
No, I write perfect norwegian all the time on msn.
I said I was leaving this topic, but yes I ment Norwegian not norwegian. I am sorry.
i'm about to throw my metronome out the window. comparitively to your scale how fast are you supposed to play your octaves? like i'm working on getting my single note scale at 132 in sixteenths. my teacher told me that my octaves are supposed to be just as fast as my single note scales, how is that possible? so 132 in sixteenths octaves, on c # minor. does this sound right to anyone? and i've been trying relaly hard, but i just can't get my arms to move that fast. no matter how little motion i make, or how light i play, i just cna't seem to go that fast.