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@katazumiri – That was absolutely lovely with the bass duet. Well done!
@shmu88 – Sounds great! There’s no right or wrong with rubato. As long as you dig it, that’s all that matters. As far as our advice goes, we just want to make sure you understand the concept, and it’s clear to me that you do 🙂@marlongas – I just spoke with AJ, he miscommunicated that he, himself, would have performed it faster. Your performance tempo is inline with Steven, who performed and taught the lesson. Which makes sense why his comment was confusing to you.
I just listened to your performance. Your playing oozes feeling and your expression of the piece was beautiful. Very well done!
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And for other folks reading this feedback: Keep in mind that a song like this is subjective to the performer. Steven’s lesson focused on vibrato, dynamics, and rubato. BUT, it’s up to you to interpret it and perform it as you see fit. There’s no right or wrong 🙂
Beautifully played! Christopher is working on another vintage Hawaiian song for us. Keep an eye out for it 🙂
@alexander_hiske1 – Check out Module 3, Unit 2 in our Harmonic’s Course. It teaches this technique in complete detail. If you’re still having trouble, post a video. I’ll be happy to take a look and further advise 🙂
Joel, check out the Harmonics Course. Module 2 teaches that type of Harmonics and unit 2 covers the exact one that’s used at the end of that tune. But start at unit 1, module 2.
@mark1256 – IDK, Mark. That smile at the end says otherwise. I think you aced the rubato feel on the second A Melody. That’s one of the big hallmarks of this piece and your performance had a very natural feel and flow. Well done!
@wizlon – click on any lesson and you’ll see “recent lessons” on the right hand side 🙂