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Author: GBK
Date: 2003-03-28 04:40
The melodic lines must sing, and the technical passages must sound fluid and effortless.
When working on your reeds for this performance, have a few that are a bit on the lighter side but still maintain nice color. Often a reed that is a shade lighter than normal will project a bit more, and will help to make your long phrases easier to control. The subtle entrances and the delicate endings of phrases both require a reed that will speak clearly at a low volume. At the same time, your reed must be able to provide support for the crisp articulated passages.
If you feel that endurance is an issue, always go with a slightly softer reed...GBK
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