Author: brycon
Date: 2021-10-03 00:51
The problem, as I see it, is that you haven't yet completely grasped the location or nature of your issues with the passage.
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The 32nd notes at the end are really throwing me for a loop to play accurately, and on meter, at anything pushing 60 bpm.
This diagnosis is far too nebulous. What exactly does "throwing me for a loop" mean? Are you experiencing a mental block? Does your muscle memory not seem to work? Are there unwanted grace notes between your thirty-second notes? (And if so, where? Between the first and second pitch, second and third, etc.?)
Or, do you not yet possess the finger dexterity and facility to play a musical passage in thirty-second notes at this speed? If so, it might take a rather long time, even years perhaps, to get to the point where such a passage is possible for you.
All you'll get here in terms of advice is what someone else might find difficult about the passage and how he or she might remedy it for his or herself (in other words, nothing particularly helpful for you because you're a unique human being and player with your own unique problems). If you can be much more specific about your problems, though, you might get more applicable advice and more important still, you might figure out ways of addressing the problems yourself.
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