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 Re: Degree of cane hardness and the ultimate outcome
Author: hautbois 
Date:   2009-11-05 23:34

I agree with Cooper on how to handle hard cane. In addition, try displacing the blades if they are not already overlapping; and if they are overlapping, try displacing them a little further. A reed which works made on hard cane is a treasure. It might be that you play it a few more times at home for short periods before it makes its public debut.
Elizabeth
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