Gariboldi Study No.10 in A Major Op.132

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[@Sakarron]

Not No.6 but No.9. I'm grateful that you took the time to do all the etudes from the book and upload them, but 50% of the names are messed up .

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+Carlos Montenegro we appreciate the comment. But we reference the number to the robert cavally books and not the originals. We will make adjustments in the info box only. We ask kindly that you do not write comments like this in the future.

[@Sakarron]

It's just a matter of common sense. The pdf link that you are providing it's for the original Gariboldi Etudes, so people will get confused.

Perhaps the original No.6 Op.132 hasn't been included in the Robert Cavally book? (It is in G Major, like No.3, but I didn't find it in your videos.)

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idk what you're talking about. i have the book right in front of me as i type this and this etude is number 6. :)

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For the trill at 1:52 is it a to g sharp or a to g natural?

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A G Sharp at end the trill

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What is the Metronome marking?

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