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Suzuki Violin Book 4 – Conecto No.5 by Seitz?
I’m working on Seitz’s Concerto No. 5 and my tutor is telling me that i’m not playing the double stop passage in tune. (I’m in the Key of D (C# & F#) so should i put my tuner so it plays a D or should i put it a C# or F# or is it more of a concern to play the two notes in the double stop in tune? Is there any tips of playing in in tune or any really good recordings of it in tune? Or any good tips of just in general playing this piece or double stops in tune?
Your tuner will not help with playing double stops. I usually play each note individually as I practice the solos until I know what they sound like; then I put them together and play them over and over until I know what they sound like together. It’s kind of like learning 5ths; once you know what they sound like, you can tune more easily. There are some good double-stop exercises in the “Preparing for Kreutzer” exercise book by Whistler; also in the Trott Double stop books. You just have to practice, practice, practice. After a while, you’ll know what the different intervals sound like and you’ll be able to hear whether they’re in tune. It’s like anything else. Practice makes perfect.
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Hi, good try and you are really almost have it. You need to look at the tempo (speed) and stick to it, making sure you do not rush through the opening lines and their repetitions throughout the piece. Also ask your teacher to have a look at your bowing through the aforementioned sections as it should be a lot lighter and bouncier:) Keep practicing you will get there.
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