Thanks Chris,
I lent my old copy to someone and never got it back. I appreciate you
posting the new set.
Cheers,
Richard
Subject: [NSP] Re: Practice
Attached is a link to some exercises I devised
http://www.chrisormston.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/exercises.htm
Chris
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Greetings Roger,
I have found Dick Hensold's exercises very helpful
([EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) ) . Although he is not a
Northumbrian, he does play the NSP very well and is an excellent teacher.
Sheila
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On 19 May 2007, Roger Howard wrote:
the comment that it
would be possible to reconstruct a plausible set of Clough-style
exercises made me prick up my ears. Has anyone ever attempted
such a reconstruction, I wonder? And what suggestions might more
accomplished players make for a good set
Exactly - just the melodic motifs that are used to build the variations in
Peacock.
Things like
BAGABG
or
G2 BcdB
or, building into an exercise...
GABG ABcA BcdB cdec defd efge g4
If you can play the Peacock variations fluently, you are doing fine.
John
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