Hello to all of you. You know me, collector in the soul I have miles and hundreds in scores. So I have a lot to please and communicate, because I am an old boy. My deposits are for the most part of order to have already quite a lot of practice. I am assé pained, because those which begin, to see intermediate, are prejudiced. That's why I propose you 2 deposits, 1 for those said on chevroné, and 1 for the other quatégorie. It goes without saying that I select those; and notament the left hand, black beast of our friends, and others. Because they are, confined in waltzes and javas (key of F, being in their reach), without being able varied, on various repertories. I invite them to look well on its partitions the left hand, (those chosen) will be your pass everywhere. Your teachers if there is, will also be interested I am sure. The piano part is the most important because the most complete on this subject, as well as in harmony, studied the !!!!! you will be able to adopt the accompaniment of this one, for others. s is the eternal refrain (how one makes with the left hand ?????). Make scales key of F, see in tuto. I wish to satisfy by bringing you the solution. Good work and good luck. Adler trio
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I have just uploaded a score in the 'Irish traditional' category: Dusty Bob's Jig.
I have put it down especially for beginners like me who love Irish music. It is easy to master and allows to discover the Jig rhythm without too much difficulty. And moreover it is pleasant to play!
For those who are going to discover this rhythm and who wonder how to play it in view of the score (I had to watch a few videos before understanding :) ), it sounds like this: Pum--PahPum--PahPum--....
If while playing your leg gets a crazy urge to hit the floor, it's normal that you are in the rhythm!
Besides, this rhythm helped me a lot to separate my right hand from my left hand to make them play different rhythms.
Enjoy!
I have put it down especially for beginners like me who love Irish music. It is easy to master and allows to discover the Jig rhythm without too much difficulty. And moreover it is pleasant to play!
For those who are going to discover this rhythm and who wonder how to play it in view of the score (I had to watch a few videos before understanding :) ), it sounds like this: Pum--PahPum--PahPum--....
If while playing your leg gets a crazy urge to hit the floor, it's normal that you are in the rhythm!
Besides, this rhythm helped me a lot to separate my right hand from my left hand to make them play different rhythms.
Enjoy!
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