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I was just wondering what some of you thought about the ascending scale part of this prelude. Does it sound better accelerando or no accelerando? Thanks....
RE: Part of Prelude number 2 by Vill... (in reply to jg7238)
Thanks for the quick replies... Thanks Sr. Martins for your input. I tend to agree with Lenador but I guess it can go either way. I like the ascending chromatic scale in Capricho Arabe using accelerando as well. Oh well, thanks again...
RE: Part of Prelude number 2 by Vill... (in reply to minorthang)
The closest thing I've come to as far as the Etude no. 2 is this... The Etude no. 2 is more difficult I think but I could never motivate myself to learn it. By the way, great interpretation of the Prelude no. 2 there.
RE: Part of Prelude number 2 by Vill... (in reply to jg7238)
I used to play this with the accelerando, but have not played it in over ten years now. Interestingly you mentioned the Etude which shares and identical scale run, and I recommend this as a warm up exercise with etude 1 and scales to anyone. With the etude 2, I run down some of the arpeggios higher up the neck, saving fast arm movements over the whole neck and increasing the fluidity. Etude 1 in a must for any nylon string player for right hand control.
RE: Part of Prelude number 2 by Vill... (in reply to Miguel de Maria)
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Number two sounds better, but I would want it a bit smoother and more gradual.
Yeah Miguel, I was just thinking of the same thing. Really appreciate it... Nah John, but thanks. I need more discipline in my practice. Thanks for chiming in Cloth Ears.