Yes, but what Kopprasch etude would be ideal for him to use to improve this
technique? 

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Hello Joyce, you should practise alpacca-wrestling to
improve your technique so the alpacca gets the shots easier
& quicker.

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I couldn't agree with this more.  A pro, or perhaps even a
good student, could play on one of those cheap import
singles and make them sound respectable.  However, for some,
whose playing is similar to mine, I still find that getting
a horn, mouthpiece and other enhancements that assist me,
can make a remarkable difference to what I present to an
audience.  Although I feel I'm still improving, I'm not on a
steep learning curve, as I have chosen to dedicate the
majority of my time to other endeavors this year.  As a
matter of fact, I just came in from wrestling with an alpaca
so the vet could give the alpaca his annual shots.  (Yes, we
rolled a full 360, with me hanging onto him the whole way in
a very unpleasant part of the pasture, but he got his
shots!--probably more information than you need.  My issue
is that although I'm still improving, I do not have hours to
practice each day and often find myself only able to play a
few times a week right now.  I still want to present the
best product I can to an audience and to do that I often
search out equipment that will assist me.  Hopefully next
year will be a more practice/performance friendly year.
Until then, I'm hoping that the audience will forgive my
leaning on equipment for help in presenting to them the best
performance I can.

Joyce Maley
Hurricane Alpacas, http://www.myalpacas.com


 


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