I say, that Delibes transcription is a blast.
I imagine that it will not be long before that is used as an encore.
Damned good work
Thal
Alfred Grünfeld
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Re: Alfred Grünfeld
Wouldn't you need to transcribe it into a better key for the banjo?thalbergmad wrote:I say, that Delibes transcription is a blast.
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Re: Alfred Grünfeld
No doubt, G major would be preferable if anyone fancies doing it 
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Re: Alfred Grünfeld
This thread has been languishing for too long - a new Grunfeld score, his 'Entr'act, Allegretto a la Gavotte'.
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Re: Alfred Grünfeld
Thanks for bringing new life to the Grünfeld thread. This little gavotte sure does have a lot of those unpleasant 10th for my tiny hands to negotiate, but I muddle through it anyway and it is a lot of fun. I am reminded of how much fun I had with this composers Delibes transcription--one can really ham it up with that piece and get away with it! 
Thanks for waking me up, Malcolm.
And this nice posting.
Thanks for waking me up, Malcolm.
And this nice posting.