Oliver_M37
3 May 2020
Since the semester at Temple's over, and I finally have a good audio setup, and I have a lot of time on my hands, I'm going to try to record David Friedman's whole book. I've already finished more than half of the etudes -- I just need to record them. I figured it was a good challenge for me, and maybe it'll help someone out there. I'm not positive, but I don't think there exists a full set of the etudes recorded by someone. Anyway, here are the first 4. They're short, so I put them all in one video. If anyone has advice about recording, video-editing, or my interpretation of the etudes, I would appreciate it!