Comments on: Saturn and Sor http://www.sweet-tea-no-lemon.com/2006/02/saturn-and-sor The way it's supposed to be. Thu, 03 Jun 2010 13:36:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Ken Smith http://www.sweet-tea-no-lemon.com/2006/02/saturn-and-sor#comment-6 Ken Smith Sun, 21 May 2006 02:38:57 +0000 http://www.sweet-tea-no-lemon.com/?p=9#comment-6 Thanks for the feedback! I definitely need to fine-tune the dynamics on that piece, and make it sound less mechanical. I'll get going on #11 as well. Thanks for the feedback! I definitely need to fine-tune the dynamics on that piece, and make it sound less mechanical. I’ll get going on #11 as well.

]]> By: George Marshall http://www.sweet-tea-no-lemon.com/2006/02/saturn-and-sor#comment-5 George Marshall Fri, 19 May 2006 04:21:26 +0000 http://www.sweet-tea-no-lemon.com/?p=9#comment-5 It sounds pretty good. It's quite clear and the notes are all there. When I play this, I begin pp and build to a p by measure 2,keep steady till measure 3, build to mp in measure 4 and mf in measure 5. Then the dynamics reverse for the next 5 measures. Most of the piece is grouped in 5-measure phrases so this pattern of dynamics works if you repeat it--as long as it doesn't sound too mechanical. Good luck with the rest; Sor is a treasure. I'd recomment Op.6 # 11. It sounds pretty good. It’s quite clear and the notes are all there. When I play this, I begin pp and build to a p by measure 2,keep steady till measure 3, build to mp in measure 4 and mf in measure 5. Then the dynamics reverse for the next 5 measures. Most of the piece is grouped in 5-measure phrases so this pattern of dynamics works if you repeat it–as long as it doesn’t sound too mechanical. Good luck with the rest; Sor is a treasure. I’d recomment Op.6 # 11.

]]> By: King of Ghosts http://www.sweet-tea-no-lemon.com/2006/02/saturn-and-sor#comment-3 King of Ghosts Sun, 26 Feb 2006 16:26:33 +0000 http://www.sweet-tea-no-lemon.com/?p=9#comment-3 Saturn's an enthralling sight. It's moving away from Earth and tilting its rings progressively edge-on for the next few years, so the views now are the best they'll be for a decade or so. Keep an eye out for its moons next time; just dots, but easy to overlook in the scenery.<br/><br/>Jupiter is the other big catch. It's twice the size of Saturn, and you'll be able to make out cloud bands easily.<br/><br/>That's some fine Sor there, and harder than I thought after hearing it. Tempo and rhythm are the big challenges after finding all the notes, and you hit both right on. I'll be posting an mp3 of my applause later. Saturn’s an enthralling sight. It’s moving away from Earth and tilting its rings progressively edge-on for the next few years, so the views now are the best they’ll be for a decade or so. Keep an eye out for its moons next time; just dots, but easy to overlook in the scenery.

Jupiter is the other big catch. It’s twice the size of Saturn, and you’ll be able to make out cloud bands easily.

That’s some fine Sor there, and harder than I thought after hearing it. Tempo and rhythm are the big challenges after finding all the notes, and you hit both right on. I’ll be posting an mp3 of my applause later.

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