
How do I know this? I managed to break my E string in the middle of Brahms' Hungarian Dance No. 5 - the second piece in our program. I played the Rest of No. 5 and all of No. 6 up on the A string, before I was able to get an eing on and was able to join in somewhere in the middle of the Dvorak (Last Movement of Symphony No. 9).
Well, I need to figure out what pieces I'm going to play for my up coming performances:
Concert Practice this semester: Suk's Appasionato
Concert Practice next semester: Brahms' Sonata Op. 78
WAMTA Recital and Concerto Compertition: Recital Section: 1 or 2 Movements of Bach, and Suk Appasionato
Concertos Section: First Movement of Mozart Concerto in D
North of Perth Music Festival: Two Movements of Bach
South Suburban: Suk
Yes, that should be good preperation for my AMus exam and my end of the year exam.
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