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I am finding the variation on Family Tree a challenge, even after leaving it for a time and coming back to it. Can someone give me some tips please? (Or should I just leave that one out?) It is challenging, indeed, in a very similar…

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I was wondering if anyone has identified patterns and sequences for the left hand in Family Tree in the Arrangements 3 book. I have listened to Neil on the audio several times, and I think he is suggesting that we find these patterns for ourselves;…

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I am a little confused with the fingering in the LH on Family Tree from L-3 arrangements. it is not covered in the TTP and there is no marking in the reference yet Neil has mentioned how important it is to have consistent fingering. I…

• Last updated 11 years ago
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