Bug in Scarborough Fair Advanced

[tandeitnik]

Hi,

I found a bug in the piece Scarborough Fair, the Advanced one. It's simple, when I push the button to show the notes on the sheet it doesen't do anything. The same happens with the fingering button. I deleted the piece and reinstalled it, but with no sucess. Can you please fix it? I use the note button a lot (I know that I should try to use it less... )

Thanks,

Daniel.

[thomas1018]

Is this happening in a specific section or the entire piece? Let me know!

[tandeitnik]

Just checked, the entire piece. No section appears with notes or fingering. Is it working on your side?

[thomas1018]

This piece was released without fingering because at the time we were experimenting with no fingerings for advanced arrangements. I can send this to one of our arrangers who will make an adjustment.

[tandeitnik]

Yeah, could you please add the notes and the fingering? I really use them, especially the notes!

[thomas1018]

I just sent this to one of our arrangers to be updated. I appreciate your patience!

[thomas1018]

FIngerings have been added! Just click the album art and you will be prompted with a new download. Enjoy!

[tandeitnik]

Thank you very much! I'm just finishing learning Mozart's Sonata n#11, first movement, the advance piece, after it I'm going to tackle Scarborough Fair. I really don't understand the criteria between the grading! For example, although the beginning of Sonata 11 is quite easy, the middle section is quite a challange (section 9) and it's taking me a while to play it. In the other hand it took me just 3-4 days to learn to play Prelude in C (advance) from Bach. Although from first glance the Prelude seems more difficult (there's a higher density of notes and it's quicker) it's quite easy once you get the idea behind it. I'm just giving these two examples because Sonata 11 is graded Advance - Easy and Prelude in C is Advance - Medium, in my opinion it ought to be the opposite! The same thing with many other pieces. The lesson is: just because there are fewer notes and it's slower, it does't mean that's easier. The rhytm, for example, can be far more complex.

[thomas1018]

When it comes to the Advanced pieces, grading them is tricky for us on the team. I know what you mean, certain sections seem easier or harder than others within a song. We try our best to be accurate!