Chopin Nocturne C Sharp Minor Violin Pdf
Download and Print top quality Nocturne in C sharp minor (Posth.) sheet music for violin and piano by Frederic Chopin. Violin fingerings included with Mp3 music accompaniment tracks. High Quality and Interactive, Transpose it in any key, change the tempo, easy play & practice. Sheetmusic for Chopin: Nocturne no. 20 in C sharp minor Posth. Buy sheetmusic for this work at SheetMusicPlus: Chopin Early Editions. Explanation: Click on the button to go to the page where you can download the music. At the end of each line you find more information about the music of that specific performer: the duration and the filetype.
This of course is just playing the seven modes starting on the scale notes of E. E Ionian (major) F# Dorian G# Phrygian A Lydian B Mixolydian C# Aeolian (natural minor) D# Locrian Playing each of the modes using the E major scale fingering (i.e. F# Dorian starts on 2, G# on 3, A on thumb, etc.) is a great way to get the scale burned in. If you really want to speed it up and get it fast, clear and pearly you want to use 1.
Rhythm groups (fast fast slow, slow slow fast, etc.), mail me if you want more details, I have a pdf with about 15 different rhythm groups, its a lot more subtle than you think 2. Tuples - i.e. In duplets, triplets, 4s, 5s, 6s, 7s and 8s. So play 2 octaves accenting every 2nd note, 3 octaves accenting every 3rd, 4 with 4, 5 with 5, 6, 7, 8 your will have divide into 5 octaves or less octaves, so you will start and end each on different notes. Yet again, I have a link to a web page that describes ths in detail It takes years to get really fast and smooth scale (10+ years 30 minutes a day - i.e 1,500 hours), but if you use these 3 lots of techniques for 20 minutes a day on E major for a month or 2, particularly the segment from the C# nocturne, you should get close to a professional level. Then of course you want to expand the tuplets & rythm groups to all the modes (major and minor) of every scale -> 200 scales and then do them in octaves, 3rds, 6ths, 10s, double 3rds, pp, mp, FF,. 
Chopin Nocturne C Sharp Minor (arjen Seinen)
No actually, I have my own YouTube channel where I do electronic versions of Classical music in styles similar to Wendy Carlos ('Switched-On Bach') and Isao Tomita ('Snowflakes are Dancing'). I'll take a piano piece, for example, and orchestrate it and create the music using a variety of software synthesizers - often requiring numerous tracks of sound and effects to mix-down to something that a limited audience seems to enjoy.