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HuckleB

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9. I love R's Symphonic Dances!
Wed Mar 23, 2016, 05:28 PM
Mar 2016

I was lucky enough to see the local symphony play it a few years ago.

Interesting to hear that playing the violin seems to have helped with stretching for both violin and piano. I have a young violin player who absolutely loves it, asked to take lessons from age 3, and is completely self motivated. He's no prodigy, but he's doing well. And his stature and finger size are on the shorter end, so I wondered how that would affect him.

Thanks for the great post!

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my best friend... grasswire Mar 2016 #1
It certainly seems like it would help. HuckleB Mar 2016 #8
Thank you! Manifestor_of_Light Mar 2016 #2
I love R's Symphonic Dances! HuckleB Mar 2016 #9
Yes, it definitely stretched my left hand. Manifestor_of_Light Mar 2016 #10
Interesting. It will be the opposite for my guy. HuckleB Mar 2016 #11
Violins come in different sizes, you know REP Mar 2016 #13
I know that now. I didn't know that then. Manifestor_of_Light Mar 2016 #15
Reminds me of the old one about the genie and the 12-inch pianist lagomorph777 Mar 2016 #3
Go on rock Mar 2016 #4
Sorry - figured every body knew it. Here you go. lagomorph777 Mar 2016 #5
LOL! rock Mar 2016 #6
Tori Amos Aerows Mar 2016 #7
Where's Jerry Lee Lewis? NT mahatmakanejeeves Mar 2016 #12
Perhaps my lousy reach explains my complete lack of rhythm...? REP Mar 2016 #14
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