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Thank you very much! If you enjoy my recording, I encourage you to explore more content on my channel 🎷🙂

Exactly! He was definitely inspired by his father, Leopold Mozart. Check out Musette by Leopold on my channel! 👍

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Here: imslp.org/wiki/Petite_pi%C3%A8ce_concertante_(Balay%2C_Guillaume)

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I am using the sustain pedal delicately in that section to imitate the instruments from the original piece. I believed that non-legato articulation would be the most appropriate there. I arranged this myself, based on a few other versions and the original.

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Thanks for your advice! Mnemonics are good to start with to remember the whole thing, but my mission is to make this process even faster. This way, you'll be able to easily read any piece of music 🎼🙂

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Thank you! Stay tuned as I will upgrade these recordings for practice 🎷🎹

@@pianotutorials3338 very useful for my sax pupils.

Thank you very much. This tutorial is a step forward in making learning piano pieces easier. If you have any suggestions, I would be grateful. I am preparing a new series of tutorials and my own edition of music sheets for the best classical pieces.

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Can you record the First Part of Creston: with Vigor! Because we Like the playing and the Sound of your recordings most!!

Thank you for your kind words and interest in my recordings! Currently, I have several recording projects lined up, including the Poulenc Sonata and Rae Sonatina for soprano saxophone, as well as the Hummel Concerto for trumpet. However, I'm definitely interested in exploring new pieces, and the first part of Creston's Sonata, "With Vigor," is next on my list. Although I haven't played it before, I'm excited to familiarize myself with it and share my interpretation. Thank you for suggesting it!

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Do you mean you'd like a version without the metronome?

​@@pianotutorials3338 When I play with it I often don't go well with the piano, because it's hard to feel the rhythm when it's not a real piano

I see... Mostly in first or second movement?

@@pianotutorials3338 mostly in second I think

Give me a few days, by the end of the week, I will prepare something special for you. Several people have already described this problem to me, and I was planning to tackle it.

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I'm thrilled to know the video was helpful for your solo preparation. Supporting your musical journey with high-quality materials is my mission.

Thank you and good luck with the rehearsals with my recordings!

I'm really glad to hear that this piano accompaniment has been helpful for your exam practice. It's always rewarding to know that my work is assisting musicians like yourself. Best of luck with your exam!

Thank you for your comment. The music scores in the accompaniment are arranged for a B-flat trumpet. If you have a piece for a different trumpet, please play from your own sheet music and just play with my recording.

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Yes, for Alto Sax

for Alto Sax

I'm so glad to hear that you find them helpful! Best of luck with your recital preparations! 🎶👍

Sorry, I can't send it because I don't have the solo part of the piece, and there are errors in my accompaniment.

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I'm glad to hear that you find the accompaniment helpful! As the accompanist, I intentionally played the larghetto section at a slower tempo to give my students more room for phrasing. Happy practicing!

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