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Fringe benefit of Samuel Coleridge Taylor is that he is of an African origin if anyone is looking for a piece by a minority composer.

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Buri--that sounds amazing. I'm going to grab the music I hope--I have problems on that site for some reason? Locks browser, etc...

I will try though. But I'll probably work on it a little later. I'm getting ready to start learning a scale in three a week, and with everything else....

My arpeggios in two are sounding awesome.

Cool--I got it! What sort of hands was the piano part written for? Wow, thanks for introducing us the Coleridge-Taylor piece (both the piece and the composer!). Any chance you could post a recording, or is there one available? Greetings,
Janet, not sure I quite get your question. You can see the piano part at the link. Its quite meaty!Needs a more advanced player
Cheers,
Buri The piano part requires twelve fingers and a wide extention hope your pianist has these requirements.I am a reasonably accomplished pianist but I wouldn't be able to play all of the notes I'd have to make several executive decisions about what to leave out Greetings,
darn. Janet, from your writing I had always assumed you had at least fourteen fingers.
Cheers,
Buri Sorry to dissapoint you Buri just 10 well 9 1/2 really since I sliced the tendon in my little finger