Canon in D

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Viola version, mind you.

I happened to find my viola part to Pachelbel's Canon in D for my school's orchestra the other day, and I was curious to know if the viola part would create a nice-sounding round by itself. So, basically, I only played this once, and put it in a round.

I actually did this a few days ago, and it was just meant as a practice, but once I put it together, I was like, "Hey, what the heck, this isn't that bad."

I was listening to the metronome while trying to stay on beat the whole time (auugh, a total pain to do to do with a song like this!), so not much focus was put into my articulation, and some parts may be off with intonation...like the beginning. D:

But anyways, let me know what you think...even though this is so not my best work, lol. I'm auditioning for a viola position for a state orchestra this fall, and since I always freeze up whenever someone is listening to me (last year I almost dropped my instrument from nerves >_>), I thought maybe taking a little step and letting the internet hear me might ease me up, if not a little. :9
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Beautiful ^.^

Being from a band geek, I do hear some mess ups, but practice makes perfect, and you are much better than a lot of people I know who plays the viola.

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It was played quite nicely. I agree with aquestioning, it was beautiful. :)
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I just realized that you guys posted this. xD

Thanks so much! Your words are really encouraging. :D
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