Roni Glaser's Profile - tonebase Community

I'm a composer and guitarist from the UK, based in Berlin. I studied composition (and some guitar!) in Córdoba, Spain, and a bit more in Leipzig. I like music with movement, music that comes from and cultivates deep and special states of mind and feeling, and music with good humour.

Joined Sun Sep 13 19:44:14 UTC 2020

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Re: Roni's Regondi Etude No. 6
@Bill Young Thanks Bill! Thanks for the tip about Daniela Rossi, I actually discovered Regondi because of her! She played a concert in Winchester, near where I was based.…
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Re: Roni's Regondi Etude No. 6
Just a quick general update on this - I've still been practising! Just haven't quite got it together to post a video. I've memorised the whole thing pretty much (using the backwards method for the…
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Re: Ricardo Iznaola - The Path to Virtuosity
Developments so far I started on Saturday, 11 December, making it 6 days so far. I get a day's rest tomorrow. I started off doing the minimum tempo of 60 bpm,…
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Re: Ricardo Iznaola - The Path to Virtuosity
The Plan In total, it'll be 9 weeks, 6 days a week, one day of rest. So far I've found each day is an hour to an hour and a half in total. This consists of 9 "levels",…
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Ricardo Iznaola - The Path to Virtuosity

So, I've had this ebook lying around, as it were, on my tablet. I want to sort my technique out, so I figured I'd simplify my life by letting someone else choose what I should be practising😀.…
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Re: Roni's Regondi Etude No. 6
@joosje Thank Joosje! I only know about 3 (-ish!), but this one and number 4 (watch out for another post with this one soon!😊) are my favourites so far.
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Re: Roni's Regondi Etude No. 6
Yeah, I'd recommend learning backwards, it's a bit unpleasant because you kind of don't know where you are in the whole context of the piece, and you kind of don't what the bit you're playing means,…
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Re: Roni's Regondi Etude No. 6
Some notes on the backwards learning technique: REALLY GOOD POINT: as I play through the piece in real time, I find I'm progressing through bits I'm more and more confident in because I've…
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Re: Roni's Regondi Etude No. 6
Thank you to all of you for your encouragement! It means a lot and is very motivating. Just thought I'd post a quick update, that after @Emmanuel 's live stream about learning music quickly,…
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Re: Performance Planning: how to manage your time and energy
Great topic! I have a question that is perhaps a little vague because it's very open, but it's basically along these lines: I'd like to perform more regularly (the last time was summer last year,…
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Re: Roni's Regondi Etude No. 6
@Jack Stewart Thank you Jack! I only "discovered" Regondi in the last few years as well, I heard a couple of very virtuoso pieces by him in a concert by Daniela Rossi (Caprice and Air Varie),…
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Re: Roni's Regondi Etude No. 6
@Eric Phillips Thank you for your kind encouraging words Eric! I very much appreciate them. I agree, Regondi is hard, but I'm finding it's a kind of rewarding difficulty that the more you work on it,…
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Roni's Regondi Etude No. 6

I've been trying to learn this piece for a little while now since I discovered it a few months ago, maybe a practice diary might help me do it properly.…
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Re: DRESS REHEARSAL for the tonebase Community Concert
Oh, sorry I missed all this, I'd love to participate next time! I think I'll have my piece better by then anyway.
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Re: Marina Krupkina and her Decacorde
@Martin Amazing, thanks Martin!! See you there!
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Re: Teacher's Roundtable with Eduardo Inestal
Amazing! Thanks for organising this Martin! Great stuff.
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Re: Steve Goss: Time Management in Practice
@Martin Thanks for this! Great stuff there, and of course in the live stream too¡ :)
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Re: Marina Krupkina and her Decacorde
@Martin Fantastic, yes, there seem to be a lot of different ways of tuning the four extra strings, none of which I find particularly satisfactory :( In fourths seems natural,…
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Re: Marina Krupkina and her Decacorde
@Martin Oh yes! Amazing! I still can't decide how to tune mine...
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Re: Interactive Class with Marina Krupkina: Ten Progressive Studies by Nikita Koshkin
@Martin I'm guessing Marina she's going to use the 10-string simply as the instrument she's used to, rather than doing anything different or extra with the studies?
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Re: Material for older beginners
@Marek Tabisz Thank you very much Marek! I read your replies in my email but didn't get round answering here. Very interesting stuff! Thanks for your help!
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Re: Material for older beginners
@Marek Tabisz Good to know, thanks Marek! What age range do you think it's good for? Do you you also supplement it with other materials, both written/printed or activities and things you do in the…
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Re: ANNOUNCING the First-Ever tonebase Community VIRTUAL HANGOUT!
@Derek @Blaise Laflamme Hehe, even knowing the proper French, I can't help but pronounce it "Blaze, The Flame" – especially after seeing you play 😁🔥🔥🔥
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Re: ANNOUNCING the First-Ever tonebase Community VIRTUAL HANGOUT!
@Eric Nice idea, it might be nice to encourage us to get into a practice of getting a piece ready for a particular day, a bit like what Steve Goss and Mircea were talking about with competitions.…
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Re: Material for older beginners
@martin Thank you so much Martin! There's loads of wisdom here, and loads that is helping and will help me refocus my teaching. I'll check the books out too.…
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