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    Default Developing techniques with Mazas: Etude Op.36 No.12

    Spent wonderful hours with J.F. Mazas etudes developing techniques. In my opinion many of these pieces sound much better on mandolin than played on violin.
    Here is one of them: Etude Op.36 No.12. Hope you'll enjoy!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnMCEHpiwiI

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    Very nice and with fingers...I worked a little on Bach Cello Suite No.1 last night, at about measure 7 it dawned on me that I had greatly exceeded my musical knowledge.

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    Default Re: Developing techniques with Mazas: Etude Op.36 No.12

    Cello Suites are great! I play first three of them (about a hour of pure pleasure). They are little easier than Sonatas and Partitas for violin.

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    Default Re: Developing techniques with Mazas: Etude Op.36 No.12

    Thanks a lot, Toomas -- sounds great! I've tried fingerpicking the mandolin in the past but never got very satisfactory results.

    We had a discussion and some examples of the Mazas etudes on mandolin in this old thread: Link

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    Thank you! Mazas is full of possibilities. And also for fingerpicking. Fingers of the right hand move better when palm is higher and longer fingernails will help to balance the difference of sound between pick and fingers.

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