You keep pumping out new tunes. It may be silly to say, but listening to this piece actually made my heart speed up with joy. Delightful performance!!! :-)
@ImaLanger haha thanks :D although it may have looked it, it definitely wasn't it :o hah this was the second piece that I was afraid I'll never be able to learn well enough to record.. and it's only the third piece in the book! Next up -> Torna a Sorrento.. Although I can't wait and I'm downright terrified at the same time - to play the rest.. la cumparsita, hungarian dance no. 5, entry of the gladiators or turkish rondo.. It'll be one heck of a concert :D
@tomclemans thank you Tom :) I'm glad you liked it that much :D To be honest I was always a polka-waltz guy (heck, I'm Polish! xD) so it's always easier for me to feel that type of music.. which this was :)
@Kraokemondubp to be honest i don't know myself cuz I don't have much reference material. The piece done by Frank Yankovic doesn't really tell me much, plus his version has vocals, which may imply playing it slower. I found that this tempo was best for me. I generally play polkas fast lol :)
@blendingmelodies haha I know! :D it may not be a good one to dance to, but I guess it was the technique they were after - especially scales and key-changes
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Very well played.
You keep pumping out new tunes.
It may be silly to say, but listening to this piece actually made my heart speed up with joy. Delightful performance!!! :-)
What a funny polka! :)
Well done!
@ImaLanger haha thanks :D although it may have looked it, it definitely wasn't it :o hah this was the second piece that I was afraid I'll never be able to learn well enough to record.. and it's only the third piece in the book! Next up -> Torna a Sorrento.. Although I can't wait and I'm downright terrified at the same time - to play the rest.. la cumparsita, hungarian dance no. 5, entry of the gladiators or turkish rondo.. It'll be one heck of a concert :D
@tomclemans thank you Tom :) I'm glad you liked it that much :D To be honest I was always a polka-waltz guy (heck, I'm Polish! xD) so it's always easier for me to feel that type of music.. which this was :)
@Kraokemondubp to be honest i don't know myself cuz I don't have much reference material. The piece done by Frank Yankovic doesn't really tell me much, plus his version has vocals, which may imply playing it slower. I found that this tempo was best for me. I generally play polkas fast lol :)
@blendingmelodies haha I know! :D it may not be a good one to dance to, but I guess it was the technique they were after - especially scales and key-changes