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Re: Leo Brouwer's Estudios Sencillios!
@Marc Adler Marc - Are you aware that the study group and two zoom calls scheduled?
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- 4 wk ago
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Re: Leo Brouwer's Estudios Sencillios!
@Ariel Elijovich Ariel- I agree with your treatment of the bass notes. It provides a more complete harmony and nicer sound while maintaining the choral character of the piece.…
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: Leo Brouwer's Estudios Sencillios!
@Blaise Laflamme I enjoyed your interpretation of No. 1 & 2! The tone, balance, articulation and color are spot on. Thanks for sharing it!
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: hairpin symbol represents rubato not dynamics
Wow, this is fascinating! I never considered challenging the standard definition. Since I enjoy playing "romantic" composers (ie Albeniz, Granados, Torroba, Ponce, Rodrigo, Falla,…
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: Leo Brouwer's Estudios Sencillios!
@Martin I have the Eschig book and in study #1, I like Leo's fingerings, as they align well with the hand.
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: Le Support Voyager
@Blaise Laflamme Okay, got it. Thanks Blaise for your advice.
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: Le Support Voyager
@Blaise Laflamme Hey Blaise! Yes, I saw that on GSI. I have not tried any of these particular supports. The Le Support looks quite large, so I was wondering about the "Voyager" smaller version...…
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: Le Support Voyager
I just came across this one on the Guitar Salon Int'l site called the "Embracing Guitar Ergonomic Support" for U.S.$90.00. It also contacts both legs. Have any of you tried it?
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: Le Support Voyager
@Tommy Very cool, Tommy! Does it only touch you left leg?
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: Le Support Voyager
@John Mardinly Thanks John for describing your experience with these supports. Much appreciated!
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: Le Support Voyager
@Michelle Roper Thanks for sharing your thoughts Michelle!
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: Le Support Voyager
@John Mardinly John- Is your the original large one, or the smaller "voyager" version? If you also have the Guitarlift, how does it compare? Thanks for your advice!!
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: Le Support Voyager
@Michelle Roper Thanks Michelle. I've watched this in the past. Brad's review discusses the original Le Support. The new one is the Le Support Voyager ,which is a smaller ,…
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- 1 mth ago
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Le Support Voyager

Has anyone tried the new smaller guitar support from Thomas Viloteau called Le Support Voyager? Looks interesting....
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Re: Leo Brouwer's Estudios Sencillios!
Me too!
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: Bach’s Prelude in D minor, BWV 999
@Martin Hi Martin, I don't believe the "Study Group 999" tag is available for us to use. When I tried typing, it does not appear in Red, and also does not appear in the drop-down list.…
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: Bach’s Prelude in D minor, BWV 999
@Bill Young @martin @STUDY GROUP 999 Great idea Bill! In fact, it would be nice to have a continuing logical progression of Bach pieces for Study Group-- starting with less difficult and gradually…
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- 1 mth ago
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Re: Asturias' notation - part of the melody on the g string?
I've always played the D on the 4th string for consistency of "sound" for the melodic line. Especially in this case since the tone quality between 4th and 3rd strings is so significant.…
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- 2 mths ago
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Re: Bach’s Prelude in D minor, BWV 999
@Martin a simple harmonic structure with the genius of Bach. Amazing! Thanks Martin!
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- 2 mths ago
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Re: Bach’s Prelude in D minor, BWV 999
@martin This is great stuff and very helpful! Thanks for sharing it with us!
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- 2 mths ago
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Re: Bach’s Prelude in D minor, BWV 999
@Calin Lupa I remember your beatuiful recording a few years ago. I thought it was an excellent performance. Now you can work on the subtle changes that will bring it to the next level.…
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- 2 mths ago
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Re: Bach’s Prelude in D minor, BWV 999
@Martin Thanks Martin! All of the comments and suggestions from you and others really helps us gain deeper understanding of the piece and its possibilities. Much appreciated!
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- 2 mths ago
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Re: Bach’s Prelude in D minor, BWV 999
@martin I'm late to the party , as I've been nursing my injured left hand thumb joint (currently doing exercise therapy and wearing a brace). However, this piece brings back nice memories from…
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- 2 mths ago
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Re: Build a Beautiful Tremolo: From Fundamentals to Flow with Ema Kapor
@Ema Thanks Ema! In other words, any hand/finger exercise that will use the extensor muscles. Yes, and for the same reason that practicing Rasgueados helps scales,…
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- 3 mths ago
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Re: Build a Beautiful Tremolo: From Fundamentals to Flow with Ema Kapor
@Ema Hi Ema, Can you demonstrate how you would pluck outward for Scales? Thanks!
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- 3 mths ago
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