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Josephine Trott

February 20, 2010 at 11:31 PM

Anybody remember playing these double stop etudes? I remember playing them for the few months I took lessons. Boy did those teach me a thing or two about double stop playing. It really helped me listen to the correct intervals. I was thinking about those when I picked up playing Sauret: Gradus ad Parnassum... I almost long for the melodiousness of Trott. Sauret is Cold and calculating, but at the same time it allows for absolute precision which is what I'm looking for this year. Bring it on Sauret!!!

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