Can anyone enlighten me as to what one is expected to do in this exercise? It seems very unclear.
David
Full Version: Dozen-a-day, Book 4, Set 4, No.11
It looks a bit like one of the exercises in book one (but harder 
). I would play it like throwing a bowling ball i.e. a fast run up to the top of the scale. I suppose they haven't put stems so you are free to play around with the speed?
). I would play it like throwing a bowling ball i.e. a fast run up to the top of the scale. I suppose they haven't put stems so you are free to play around with the speed?
Have never used book 4. Not often book 3 - too chordy. I veer off on to other exercises. What do you think of the later books? (sorry, hijacked the post a bit, but perhaps someone could just add a comment when they answer your question, David)
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