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Topic: Small pieces (for project "baby pieces")
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littletune
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Small pieces (for project "baby pieces")
on: April 22, 2011, 08:39:12 PM
edit: Pieces in this thread:
1. Igor Dekleva - Bunda brunda (in this post)
2. John Thompson - The Midget Racer (in post #2)
So this is a fun piece to play!
Well except if I play it a few times really fast my fingers start acting weird
The piece is called Bunda brunda
And that's kinda supposed to mean the sound that a bear makes
(in my language... in stories) So it's about bears dancing
(There's a picture in the book) I don't really know how fast you're supposed to play it but I usually start playing it pretty fast
... so these are pretty fast bears I guess
And the piece is by Igor Dekleva.
So here: the bears dancing!!!
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pianowolfi
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Re: Small pieces (for project "baby pieces")
Reply #1 on: April 23, 2011, 06:34:30 PM
Haha
way too short, but of course that's not your fault.
Good job
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littletune
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Re: Small pieces (for project "baby pieces")
Reply #2 on: April 23, 2011, 08:16:47 PM
Thanks Wolfi!
Yes it is a little too short! But it's fun
Well I will now post one other piece. And this one is actually not even a "baby piece" for me!
It's almost as difficult as my exam pieces! So I'm still making some mistakes a lot of times or not playing everything exactly the way it should be... but the way I played it in this recording is kinda the best I can do for now (maybe I'll try playing it again after like a year or something)
But this one is really fun too! (and it's longer than the first one)
It's: The Midget Racer by John Thompson.
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