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Rene Izquierdo
Rene Izquierdo finishes his series on Joaquin Rodrigo’s Tres piezas españolas with the final movement, 'Zapateado.' <br><br>As with previous movements, Izquierdo gives a detailed account of his personal fingerings as well as interpretative suggestions related to articulation, dynamics, and color. Other topics include techniques for making the piece flow more effortlessly and a focus on how the left elbow can aid difficult shifts.
Zapateado
Rene Izquierdo finishes his series on Joaquin Rodrigo’s Tres piezas españolas with the final movement, 'Zapateado.'
As with previous movements, Izquierdo gives a detailed account of his personal fingerings as well as interpretative suggestions related to articulation, dynamics, and color. Other topics include techniques for making the piece flow more effortlessly and a focus on how the left elbow can aid difficult shifts.
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Unlock Course →Rene Izquierdo is a recipient of numerous awards including the JoAnn Falletta, and Schadt String competitions. He is currently a professor at the Wisconsin State University in Milwaukee.
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