A great Sor Etude that includes three- and four-string bars. …
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C4.7.15. Study in D major – Spot Practice
In this passage, the basic texture consists of two melodic notes, followed by two accompaniment notes. Toward the end, you will add legato notes. When playing these legato notes, make sure that you …
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C4.7.16. Study no.6 by F. Sor – main view
One of the most common left-hand problems is squeezing too hard with the thumb and the index finger. Having exactly the tension that is necessary will enable you to enjoy playing for longer periods of …
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C4.7.17. Study no.2 by F. Sor – Close-up View
The transitions into the four-string bar positions should be practiced separately and slowly. …
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C4.7.18. Study in C major – Spot Practice
This seemingly light and easy arpeggio study takes an interesting turn at the end with the full bar chords illustrated in this video clip. At first, the transition between these full bar chords will …
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C4.7.19. Study no.2 by F. Sor – main view
Notice the slight ritardandos (slowing down) before the certain places in this performance. …
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