Author: clarnibass
Date: 2006-07-31 06:59
"Simple as that ...GBK"
Haha!
Just to say one other thing, even the best players are not 100% in tune all the time. For example, I have a few CDs of some of the most in tune players in the world, and they are not perfect all the time (I mean also in longer notes, not only fast). About rhythm, I have a CD by one of the most respected American clarinetists, and he is not 100% correct rhythmically. But, this doesn't mean someone should not aim to do it perfectly (I'm sure those players do).
One small and cool thing Guy Deplus (spelling?) showed us in a master class, is sometimes he change the fingering during a long note, for eample if it is crescendo. He does it because of the change in intonation between playing very soft and very loud. When he did it, you couldn't hear any change. When any of the high level students tried it, you could hear the change of fingering.
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