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Re: Pitch in the first of Stravinsky's 3 pieces

Author: Iacuras
Date: 2007-09-24 15:06

Especially because the piece is so slow, there should be no problem using resonance fingerings to lower the pitch of the shorter tones. Experiment around to see if you can even out the pitch. You could also pull out a bit, and then push in before beginning the next movement.

Steve
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