Re: Dreaded Endless Loop Memory Slip
- From: "ag" <calatrava80@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:51:14 +0100
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It's this shift in focus that seems to be something most students
are not aware they do. Nobody maintains the same level of focus from
beginning to end during performance
This is true, Larry, but the capacity of maintaining a very high level of concentration (focus) on each detail of the performance - the music, the fingering, the whole body - is exactly what qualifies a very good player, and I believe that such a skill (which can improve a lot with specific training) does not - or should not - depend from the fingering one uses. This should be one of the factors kept under control by concentration, not a way to help to maintain it at a high level. Among the perfomers whom I dealt with, only a few (are) capable of reaching the point where the energy going in the music is matched, in its dynamic profile, by the mind of the performer, in a perfect balance. Forgive me if I misunderstood your point.
ag
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