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Arranging Project Reflection: Senior Strings Looking back I think that my pitch accuracy and intonation were good during the in-class performance. I had spent a large part of my rehearsal time focusing on playing the correct notes in tune and fingering since the piece was in A Major and I had to remember to extend forward and back. I tried to apply appropriate tone quality depending on the song as well as fitting stylistic articulations like the staccato from bars 86 to the end of the piece. Also, I felt that my rhythm was accurate for the majority of the performance. I’m not sure if it was bad or not but I feel like my posture and communication with my group members could have been better while playing. My piece could have also had a more

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