| I play those harmonics in the "neck" positions. The 1st A is your tuning note, the next E is on the A string about where C is. The next A is right across on the D, the high C a little higher toward the nut and the highest D on the G string. So the E, A, and D, the 2nd, 3rd and 5th notes in that passage are right across the strings in the same postion since they are fourths apart. Fingering wise, I play 4-2-2-1-2-2. Hope that's not too confusing. Of course you can also play them up past the fingerboard. Glad to hear you are working on this piece. I think Jacob did the concerto a disservice by putting "little" in the title. That seems to suggest it's not a serious work or maybe a student piece and neither are true, IMO.
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