Will you send a little greeting again from switzerland with wildwood flower…
Hope you enjoy, and y’all are well in that time!
Wildwood flower two diffrent keys practice
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Very nice!
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Nice! I loved the key change!
But did my tapping foot detect a slight increase in your timing, or is my foot broken?
(I only say this because I’m jealous.)
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your foot is working properly … i have a timing problem at the end of the tune. somehow the song is slippery towards the end and it automatically speeds up, but I’m working on it☺ thanks y’all
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I heard in an interview that Bela Fleck has the same problem, so you’re in good company!
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oh I’m reassured! 
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You only have a timing problem if your trying to keep pace with a metronome or backing track. Since you had no accompaniment I’d say you were spot on with your improvisation. You wanted it to speed up in the key of G Right ? @Severin 
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Very nice work, Severin. It sounds great!
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Nice job @Severin, I agree with @Archie, you obviously intended that change in tempo at the key change in order to continue building excitement and energy. That’s my story, and I’m stickin’ to it.
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I often find it more difficult without accompaniment. but unfortunately I have no company. and as you noticed, no metronome