I assume you are referring to the John Stevens piece. Demondrae Thurmon does a marvelous performance on his aptly named CD "Soliloquies." I agree with everything said above, and the slow practice with care for slotting the notes seems to be the most effective for me. It has been a while since I played this piece, but I definitely had to slow down for the speed bumps until I developed the muscle memory to then begin taking it faster a little bit at a time.
Thanks.
Best Regards,
Don Brown
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