Скачать или смотреть How to Practice: Improve intonation in tough passages (finger patterns)

Do you have a passage, possibly a fast one, where you have difficulty placing your fingers in their proper places? Is your intonation a bit off while playing intricate passages on multiple strings? This is the method for you. It is vital we understand finger patterns across multiple strings and broaden our fingerboard geography database. We then need to exercise our fingers accordingly. Identifying the issue and finding an appropriate solution is the key to becoming good at practicing. We all want to spend less time practicing while seeing more results. Another practice approach to try.

**This method works in all positions.
Example taken from Gavotte from "Mignon" by A. Thomas - Suzuki Volume 2

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