Gymnopedie 1
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In this course, we’ll be learning and deconstructing a unique piece by Erik Satie – Gymnopedie No 1.
We’ll go phrase by phrase and learn the notes, fingering, rhythms, and pedaling. Then we’ll explore the dynamics, articulations, and compositional techniques.
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