Clair de lune from Scratch #6, Measure 4
Monday, 21 September 2009 19:11 | 
Written by Hugh Sung | 
If you've been following these lesson videos, you've seen how I use digital scores and a "snipping" tool to cut out small portions of the music for easier focus. In this lesson, I show a neat application of the snipping tool to make it easier to combine the end of one line with the beginning of the next. We also explore the use of the right damper pedal to connect moving hand positions, keeping the sound smooth and unbroken even when the hands need to jump.
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written by robert newberry , December 12, 2009
Brilliant so far. First time using your site. I have been playing for 1 year now!!! I play accompaniment with guitars and wife on drums in church ( lively worship )!!! helps me learn rythmn and tempo, using chords above words etc.
Your step by step teaching is excellent, thankyou so much for dedicating your time to teach musicians this masterpiece.
I also love Chopin Nocturne in Eb maj.???
Well lets get this piece right!!!!
Thanks again Mr Sung.
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