BYWEEKLY UPDATES (Section Two, Main Thread) - Submissions, Questions & Discussion
Welcome to the Main Thread for the second section of Santiago de Murcia's "Marizápalos"! 
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- Watch the Section Two Livestream for help with the new section!
Every day between February 23th (Week 1 stream) and March 16th (watch party), we are hoping to read your daily updates in this very thread right here!
Please use the following format when commenting (feel free to copy & paste!):
- Section you worked on:
- One thing you found easy:
- One thing you found difficult:
- (Optional): a video of you performing it!
- (Optional:) questions
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This is the result of my practice for the week. Needs more more work, the thrills, the chain of chords in the last section, a wrong note here and there... but there it is. I was pretty nervous by the way.... ;) recording myself is... :-S
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Emma Well done Emma - those chords at the end are tricky!
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Emma well done
. This piece has so many Notes and it is really a challenge to find enough practice time within a week and also think about what Ornamentations to use 
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Emma brava! You did it! As said before, it’s quite a challenge to produce all thèse notes, colours and character changes and ornamentation. You did a great job, Emma. Thanks for posting
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Emma I am happy to see your post finally, well done! The piece is harder than it looks, so we all need more time. Recording myself always makes me nervous, but the more I record, the less nervous I become, so keep on!
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Emma well done Emma! It’s a long section to record. I find my finger start to wander and forget what I wanted them to do.
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Emma Awesome! This is an especially hard section, it doesn't look to frightening at first, but going into all of the details in this section really covers up some troubling spots! I am happy that you worked yourself through that section, and you are right: every section probably needs more than one week to go through! But I encourage you to peak at the end of the piece, because the campanella passage is just soooo much fun to play!
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martin Ha! as I don’t want to miss the fun I started with the second part and left the triplets for later. Thank you!
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thank you everybody, you guys are great!!!
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Hello everyone, you are doing a great job on this piece, this job is very demanding and I didn't feel like it, good good
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Giuseppe Gasparini we miss you. Your submissions in the Sor challenge were so beautiful! See you in the next one
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Giuseppe Gasparini We all miss your videos, but I am glad that you are there during the live streams!
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Giuseppe Gasparini Hi Giuseppe - yes I find it very hard - it's nice to know that you are supporting everyone.
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Giuseppe Gasparini bravo Giuseppe! What are you practicing instead?
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Giuseppe Gasparini I hope to see regular updates from you in the next challenges
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I said the other day I would upload my attempt at the second section. Some improvement is needed! I'll keep practicing with the 3rd section!
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Derek Bravo!!! You made it!!!! Now the third... vamos!!
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Derek well done. These 4 variations are very demanding in their apparent simplicity. Great result in such short time!
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Emma Thanks Emma
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joosje Thanks Joosje
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Derek Good job! In all its roughness we already get the musical idea and the separation of the different voices, I enjoyed that!
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I was sick last week and missed three days of practice but I really wanted to keep up so here is my section two. So here it is warts and all. This means I will be behind for section three but, oh well!
What I found easy - the inspiration to play because it has really grown on me and playing it is very enjoyable.
What I found difficult- playing pipi,
playing without looking so you’ll notice I had to memorize a couple of sections that jumped around a bit. I wish I was better at playing without looking but that’s never been my forte. I suppose that’s something I should practice!
https://youtu.be/JizTfwn6U7w-
Debbie heel mooi, zeg! It’s beautiful. I enjoyed a lot listening to your interpretation. I really liked the ornamentation and the timing. Great job!
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Thank you Joosje!
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Debbie Beautiful Debbie. I have to memorise sections also - especially the chord section at the end.
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Derek thank you Derek!
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