Try a calm and expressive interpretation of this minor variation. …
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C6.3.36. Sor Variations – Spot Practice
Pay attention to the sound of these three- and four-note chords. Learning to hear how each chord sounds is equally important as learning the shapes of the chords (the fingering) and how the chords …
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C6.3.37. Variations Op. 28 by F. Sor, Variation 2 – main view
Notice that certain melody notes are emphasized by using a rest stroke. …
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C6.3.38. Variations Op. 28 by F. Sor, Variation 3 – left hand view
This variation presents some of the most challenging left-hand passages. Isolating and practicing slowly is the only way to have the fingers, tendons, and muscles internalize these passages. …
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C6.3.39. Sor Variations – Spot Practice
In these fast passages, anticipate each note by visualizing the notes as you add speed gradually. …
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C6.3.40. Variations Op. 28 by F. Sor, Variation 3 – main view
Set a reasonable amount of practice time per day and per week. Over-practicing and fatigue can slow down your technical improvement. …
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