dorisopran@a... wrote: dorisopran@a... wrote:
> I hope any pianist collaborating with singers would not find such a thing a > hinderance. A real pianist eats such stuff for breakfast. If one has to > work out some fingerings and get a difficult passage up to tempo, one > practices. Vocalisters, have any of your repertoire choices been nixed by > your accompanists? I'm curious.
Not my regular accompanist, who says she enjoys the pianistic challenge when the accompaniment is difficult. But when I've sung with other accompanists, I have modified what I might sing with them based on what they can play well.
Peggy
-- Margaret Harrison, Alexandria, Virginia, USA "Music for a While Shall All Your Cares Beguile" mailto:peggyh@i...
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