Kopprasch?
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tubadavid94
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Kopprasch?
What etude would you play for a conservatory audition?
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TubaNerd88
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Re: Kopprasch?
Kopprasch offers a wide variety of etudes for you to play, but the bottom line at any conservatory audition is to play what you sound the best on.
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Karl H.
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Re: Kopprasch?
Why are you just restricted to Kopprasch? These are primarily technical etudes and don't easily reveal the player's lyrical and melodic abilities.
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Re: Kopprasch?
The one you play the best......
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Re: Kopprasch?
Improbable as it may be, imagine the player who CAN turn these relatively "sewing machine" etudes into beautiful music! That takes some huevones...Karl H. wrote:Why are you just restricted to Kopprasch? These are primarily technical etudes and don't easily reveal the player's lyrical and melodic abilities.
Karl "Kurious" H.
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Re: Kopprasch?
No clue what version you are using, but the one below has been asked a few times in various places:
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Re: Kopprasch?
Most of the college/conservatory audition requirements (regardless of instrument) I've looked at require either one solo and one etude or two solos of contrasting style (lyrical and technical).Karl H. wrote:Why are you just restricted to Kopprasch? These are primarily technical etudes and don't easily reveal the player's lyrical and melodic abilities.
Karl "Kurious" H.
I presume the OP already has a lyrical solo picked out.
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Karl H.
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Re: Kopprasch?
All good and valid posts above. I was simply curious whether the OP had been "told" to pick only a Kopprasch etude or if he had the option of choosing any piece of music.
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