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Understand the standing action and how it can be modified to create different kinds of sonority

Understand the standing action and how it can be modified to create different kinds of sonority

This is how you produce multi layered beauty of sound

Nocturne harmonics Chopin sonority
scheduleJun 6, 2023
personAlan Fraser
The left hand in the Chopin's nocturne Hear the harmonics

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