Eli's Portrait - Sergio Assad

I bought a long time ago the score, and now I decide to work on it. This is a very beautiful piece, with a lot of technical challenge. 

Now I am fingering the score, and working in the first section in a very low speed.

In a few days i'll add a video of my practice. 

I always try to have a 20 minutes of technical routine and 40 minutes with the repertoire every day. (Sorry about my english)

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    • Derek
    • Derek
    • 3 yrs ago
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    This sounds good.

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    • martin.3
    • 3 yrs ago
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    What a hauntingly beautiful piece! What's your favorite interpretation of this one? 

    Your routine sounds very solid! 🎉 Looking forward to hearing this piece from you 🥳

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      • Jorge
      • Jorge
      • 3 yrs ago
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      Martin David Russell has a beautiful interpretation.

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      • martin.3
      • 3 yrs ago
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      Jorge Oh right, he released an album not long a go with all the portraits by Sergio Assid, the Cantigas de Santiago!

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  • I had never heard this before, so I looked it up. What an incredible piece of music!

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    • Emmanull
    • Emma
    • 3 yrs ago
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    I don’t know this piece, looking forward to it. It seems this concert is going to span across all musical periods, so good….

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      • 3 yrs ago
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      Emma Yeah, it will show a beautiful spectrum of the music for the guitar!

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    • don
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    • 3 yrs ago
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    Thanks for introducing a new piece. Such a beautiful piece. Really looking forward to it

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    • Jorge
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    • 3 yrs ago
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    After a busy week, I start working in the piece.

    I split it on 5 sections, so I can work slowly and with more details. I am playing the first section with the metronome in 60 and playing every note with the same rhythm so I can focus in the motion of both hands, relaxation and building a strong muscle memory. 

    I share with you an audio of my practice.

    • Jorge What a great way to practice a piece! I'm going to steal that. 🙂

      It sounds lovely, by the way!

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      • Jorge
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      • 3 yrs ago
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      Eric Phillips thanks!!!

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      • martin.3
      • 3 yrs ago
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      Jorge that's fantastic! It's what we call pre-rythm practice, I talked with Steve goss about that a bit in his livestream on Time Management in Practice! Glad that you put it so beautifully into practice! 

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      • Jorge
      • Jorge
      • 3 yrs ago
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      Martin thanks!! I will check out that livestream.

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    • Jorge thanks for sharing this piece, I did not know about it. That'd be great if you can share your practice through a YT video.

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      • martin.3
      • 3 yrs ago
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      Jorge Cool, hope you'll enjoy it!

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    • Jorge
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    Now, I am practicing the first three sections in a very slow speed, still changing the fingering of the third section, the most challenging part of the piece.

    The second section is a beautiful melody with harmonics (Audio), and the score has very good information!!!

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