The fifth part of the left hand view. …
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C7.3.45. Spring III, Four Seasons – A. Vivaldi – left hand view 6
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C7.3.46. Spring III, Four Seasons – A. Vivaldi – left hand view 7
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C7.3.47. Spring III, Four Seasons – A. Vivaldi – left hand view 8
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C7.3.48. Spring III, Four Seasons – A. Vivaldi – spot practice 1
In pieces with fast-moving passages such as these, it is important to apply the most efficient left-hand and right-hand fingerings so that you will not delay the tempo when you arrive at the …
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C7.3.50. Spring III, Four Seasons – A. Vivaldi – spot practice 3
This passage is a great slur workout for 4, which is usually the weakest finger for most players. Make sure that 4 lands on the string from an adequate distance and with enough acceleration to produce …
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