Klarinet Archive - Posting 000265.txt from 1999/12
From: chi chan <lokshing@-----.com> Subj: Re: [kl] Orchestral deafness II Date: Sat, 11 Dec 1999 00:00:11 -0500
Bill,
This is not a joke, how long have you been playing in the Orchestra? I would you suggest go see a doctor and check for your ears. According to my experience, one should hear all the instruments including his own. Tell some more about it.
Wayne
William Fogle wrote:
> I posed this question about six months ago, but want to ask for advice once again. I experience problems playing in the orchestra when I cannot hear myself. In other words, my playing skill (embouchure, intonation, dynamics) is lost when I lose my "feedback" (i.e., my ears). Does anyone else experience this? I really flounder (easy on the fish jokes!!!) when the brass takes an ff, and I produce a squeak or lose pitch. I can't believe my playing is so dependent on my *hearing* myself play.
> Bill Fogle
> Washington, DC
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