foreign [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] foreign [Music] [Music] hahaha laughs [Music] [Music] so that was it for the day six um this was uh actually written only the original was from page 26 and 27th and I added the 28 with the lobby and until the fourth register and this ej6 is very useful for uh not only learning thirds and sixth but you have to have a look take a look um between the thirds in the ascending there is a second as well as you come down that's so you get to learn the second as well and
measure seven you go up in the fourth after so that's third but here from C to F that's the fourth and same idea uh when you have a look at page 27 in the section B so not only you get to learn the sixth you get to learn all the fifth and seventh as well so you get to learn all the intervals between second third fourth fifth sixth and seventh as well this was recommended by my beloved teacher Jeffrey kayner he recommended me this EJ number six in my very first lesson with him he demonstrated
for me right away right there at the spot and he was playing absolutely Flawless seamless and I thought that was it I would sound like him that's what I thought as I was listening to him and I came home and tried the same thing he played for me wasn't the same at all so it requires a lot of practicing to get it really seamless and sounding easy although it's really not so I would recommend you to start really slowly so that you're really comfortable with all the fingerings and connecting all the notes and so on
and when you go to the page 28 we get from the low B until the fourth octave and when you get to the fourth octave you need more air so I was taking breath right before in the bar line before we go into the fourth register and doesn't matter which Tempo you pick I recommend you to practice with the metronome that will be really really helpful and always listen for the intonation between the Third second sixth every intervals you have you have to also develop your ear and of course like every exercise we're doing every
ejs we're doing in this book I recommend you to explore a little bit with different keys and different articulations so that was it for today and see you later tomorrow
