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Approaching syncopation

Author: Morrigan
Date: 2003-04-07 08:42

Hi guys
I'm having a little trouble approaching synchopation. It's in the Alec Templeton (spelling?) Pocket-Sized Sonata No.2, and Donizetti Study.
The fourth of a group of 16th is tied to the first of the next group, etc. etc., and although I can count it and play it, it's another thing approaching it in a different way so as to make it comfortable and stable. I find myself subdividing so much that I can barely concentrate on anything else!

Any ideas on approaching rhythmic and offbeat stuff would be great, especially for the Templeton!

Thanks in advance again guys, =] for you all!

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