Is this the famous Guanaco Leclerc mystery piece? If so, it’s really getting around. Maybe we should make it the blogging cellists’ theme song – I need to get a copy somewhere.
Did you memorize it just by practicing it over and over? I surely envy people who can do that.
Actually, the Leclerc piece started with Pink Puffy Slippers. I’ve just talked about it so much since I can actually play it and enjoy how it sounds.
My teacher and I have played it several times. I don’t have the second part memorized either. Combined, it sounds somewhat different than I had gotten used to…
I’m still chasing the LeClerc connection – who was he? what else did he write? etc.
This arrangement apparently came from a collection of cello duets published by EDITIO MUSICA BUDAPEST.
Is this the famous Guanaco Leclerc mystery piece? If so, it’s really getting around. Maybe we should make it the blogging cellists’ theme song – I need to get a copy somewhere.
Did you memorize it just by practicing it over and over? I surely envy people who can do that.
Actually, the Leclerc piece started with Pink Puffy Slippers. I’ve just talked about it so much since I can actually play it and enjoy how it sounds.
My teacher and I have played it several times. I don’t have the second part memorized either. Combined, it sounds somewhat different than I had gotten used to…
I’m still chasing the LeClerc connection – who was he? what else did he write? etc.
This arrangement apparently came from a collection of cello duets published by EDITIO MUSICA BUDAPEST.
(GTGP, I just sent you a copy.)
Yes, it’s the Guanaco/PinkPuffySlipper Leclerc.