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**hi19hi19** · 05-6-2012, 08:22 PM

Here's my objective reasoning:

The trills in Caprice for Violin are 200 bpm. The long 1-handed trill in Kanon-Kanon is 230 bpm, and even that's only a VC. The ending trill section in K8107 is just as dense, but is easier to split and has harder 1-handed transitions when you add the anchor jumps.

The bursts in Caprice for Violin are 240 bpm. They are very short and overall fairly simple patterns. Considering Purple has a massive 230 bpm run, and the bursts in a file such as Bus Rides With People convert to 382 bpm 16ths I really don't see the bursts in Caprice for Violin being FMO-worthy.

tl;dr all the supposedly "FMO" parts are easier than some of the current VCs.

05-6-2012, 08:22 PM	#23
hi19hi19 lol happy Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: DESTINY Age: 33 Posts: 12,193	Re: Caprice for Violin in B minor Theme and Variations [10 or 11] Here's my objective reasoning: The trills in Caprice for Violin are 200 bpm. The long 1-handed trill in Kanon-Kanon is 230 bpm, and even that's only a VC. The ending trill section in K8107 is just as dense, but is easier to split and has harder 1-handed transitions when you add the anchor jumps. The bursts in Caprice for Violin are 240 bpm. They are very short and overall fairly simple patterns. Considering Purple has a massive 230 bpm run, and the bursts in a file such as Bus Rides With People convert to 382 bpm 16ths I really don't see the bursts in Caprice for Violin being FMO-worthy. tl;dr all the supposedly "FMO" parts are easier than some of the current VCs. __________________