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Scott
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When I started working on one handed rolls, I just started doing them. Get an interval thats comfy for you (4-5-6th) and start by playing eigth notes, and then moving faster. Its important to remember that one-handed rolls take forever to develop. And that you should start slow, not the crazy super fast 1-handed rolls you might have tried.
I think its also a good idea to use some actual music to help you develop your one handed rolls. These are the pieces I recommend
Smadbeck - Etude #3 (the whole point is to develop 1-handed rolls)
Zivkovic-Les Violin Morts (a good piece to work on a roll in one hand, and a moving line in the other)
Kite-For Alice (has a lot of single hand rolls on 1 note, which Ive found is the hardest one to do, because the interval is so close)
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[1796]Re:Re:working a one handed roll (494 reads)
[1787]working a one handed roll <Darean>
