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Originally Posted by Burning Down
Okay, I did these a week ago. They're not my best work which is why I was a bit reluctant to share them on the forum - definitely not up to concert performance or exam standards. I'm trying to practice more hollow breathing (so when I master this, you won't hear as much of the ugly breath sounds, lol) as well as softer tonguing. Also working on achieving a less airy tone.
I know this music is quite different from what gets posted in here - it's classical and not original work (as much as I wish I composed these pieces...) and it's on a flute and not a guitar. But here goes.
J.S. Bach - Air in D Major
J.S. Bach - Sleepers, Wake
Charles Gounod - Ave Maria
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Even though it's not guitar (God forbid... lol), or original for that matter, I still appreciate the artistry in your work BD. Mastering a classical piece that has been around for centuries, and on a separate instrument from what is was written for, is a remarkable artistic trait in any musician and you should be proud of what you've accomplished thus far. I enjoyed those.