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Author: Jarmo Hyvakko
Date: 2018-09-23 13:32
To make it simple, adjusting your sound "darker" makes it easier to blend and sound as if you were in tune. Adjusting your sound "brighter" makes your sound to carry.
I have played professionally for over 30 years and have never been satisfied with my minor third a-flat with second bassoon's f in the beginning of Sibelius's Finlandia. One bassoonist colleaque said, that it's because the overtone that sounds a major third in that particular note in the bassoon is quite loud.
By the way when playing in a big cathedral, have you ever felt, that the echo of your sound feels slightly flat compared to your original sound?
Jarmo Hyvakko, Principal Clarinet, Tampere Philharmonic, Finland
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Re: Intonation difficulty in the simplest case new |
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