I've spent most of today studying for my music history exam - and then it occurred to me that I haven't blogged about this place yet.
Free public domain music scores. It's brilliant.
Even if you've got very little interest in classical music, reading a score while you're listening can be a pretty amazing experience. :D
Free public domain music scores. It's brilliant.
Even if you've got very little interest in classical music, reading a score while you're listening can be a pretty amazing experience. :D
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Date: 2007-08-03 04:19 am (UTC)Best way to practice triplets over duplets that you can do anytime - start tapping out a ONE-two-three-ONE-two-three rhythm on your knee with one hand, then a ONE-two-ONE-two with the other. The trick, of course, is to make sure the ONEs always come up at the same time - the rest can usually be fudged at a high enough speed. I've found it generally works out well to think of the finished product as a sort of ONE-two-dle-three-ONE-two-dle-three thing. Um. Yes. Not particularly helpful. That's me! *beams*
Ooh, I wish I had a grand piano to practice on! Sometimes I go to the mall and look sad at the Yamaha store and they let me play on the grand. For a few minutes. Then they realize I don't have sixty thousand dollars on hand and politely shoo me away. Heehee.
I forget - have I babbled to you about the wonder that is www.imslp.org recently? Because that's a nice alternative to having to buy sheet music, if you've got a good printer! There's some good stuff there, too.
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Date: 2007-08-03 04:20 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-08-18 12:52 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-08-18 12:51 am (UTC)Yep, you have! Not that I mind hearing about it again. As soon as we have a good supply of printer cartridges, well...*cackles*
As for the triplets over duplets, I keep finding that the duplets turn into a dotted rhythm. *sighs and keeps practicing* Gives me mind the weirdest feeling...