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Topic: A Lazy Sunday Afternoon (Read 1320 times)

ranjit

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A Lazy Sunday Afternoon

on: January 24, 2020, 09:28:21 AM

Comments would be greatly appreciated!

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quantum

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Re: A Lazy Sunday Afternoon

Reply #1 on: February 17, 2020, 12:43:40 AM

I like the way you stitched together the ideas here. The transitions flow well between sections. There is a varied selection of ideas and you have related them well to each other.

Work on your arpeggio technique. There are some arpeggios which span over an octave which seem clumped together as hand positions.

If you can find a way to record your digital piano directly you could get better audio. Does your camera have audio input jacks?

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