[1754]Re:Re:Re:Creston Concerto 3rd movement (lively) (454 reads)	2002-04-15 12:10:14

Ben Joined: N/A From: N/A Posts: N/A I completely agree with taking artistic liberties concerning tempi. Always remember that the most important thing is not playing the piece at some unexplainable tempo, but rather performing it at the tempo which the performer believes makes the most musical sense. Whether or not the tempo you choose lines up with the one on the page, it doesn't really matter. I am sure that the composer won't be offended as long as you use his indications as a guide. Remote Host:

[1607]Creston Concerto 3rd movement (lively) <Joe>	2002-02-27 10:31:55
[1609]Re:Creston Concerto 3rd movement (lively) <James Walker>	2002-02-27 11:55:06
[1614]Re:Re:Creston Concerto 3rd movement (lively) <tidus>	2002-03-02 12:16:44
[1754]Re:Re:Re:Creston Concerto 3rd movement (lively) <Ben>	2002-04-15 12:10:14
[1620]Re:Creston Concerto 3rd movement (lively) <ben>	2002-03-06 05:19:17
[1623]Re:Re:Creston Concerto 3rd movement (lively) <James Walker>	2002-03-06 22:34:10
[1621]Re:Creston Concerto 3rd movement (lively) <Mike Newland>	2002-03-06 09:10:19