One hour ago after 6 clock hours teaching day I started testing how does this "lovely" study work if I start using apoyando on index-finger. I hadn't touched this instrument for a couple of months, so recording today didn't seem to be realistic. Anyway I tried... This is the result; I use PIA fingering and apoyando with index-finger took away much tension from playing. All together this is among the very best studys which I ever had.
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Coste, Napoléon; op.38/23 Etude - D08 Video
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Coste, Napoléon; op.38/23 Etude - D08 Video
by Vesavekkuli » Tue Feb 28, 2012 7:45 pm
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Re: Coste, Napoleon; Etyde op. 38/23 - D08 - Video
by RaphaelPazos » Thu Mar 08, 2012 5:05 am
Wow!
That was amazing. And it sure looks quite hard as well.
Thank you for sharing!
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That was amazing. And it sure looks quite hard as well.
Thank you for sharing!
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Re: Coste, Napoléon; op.38/23 Etude - D08 Video
by KeMe » Fri Mar 09, 2012 3:44 am
Fantastic performance, Vesa.
I am amazed at what can be done with the PIA fingering. What kind of guitar are you playing? I don't think that I've ever seen one like that before.
Thank you for sharing your music with us.
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Re: Coste, Napoléon; op.38/23 Etude - D08 Video
by Vesavekkuli » Fri Mar 09, 2012 9:44 am
Combination ia is obviously the fastes on this study, and even if I'd use mainly "normal" fingering im, there are passages where 1. and 3. strings are playing and on those occasions ia should be used. With ia it was much more difficult with apoyando, but with im apoyando worked fine - only the tempo wasn't quite as fast. About my guitar: it's s copy of Lacote (Paris-based builder). Fernando Sor, too, played Lacote - I think he also had guitars from other luthiers. The 7. string is handy on all 19. century music - not least with Mertz. My guitar comes from Gary Southwell (no 55, 1988), and I bought it from my friend who is a guitar builder and he is now using only his own guitars. Thanks for asking and your support, KeMe.
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