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 Re: Intonation -- What Constitues Being In Tune?
Author: WoodwindOz 
Date:   2015-02-06 18:05

ptarmiganfeather wrote:

> I play with my tuner on and within sight. Definitely not a
> professional here but a dedicated hobbyist.
>
> I play with a 60 piece concert band, a completely different
> beast. In all seriousness, the few times playing with strings
> I had to dial back quite a bit on the volume, even though I
> might not have been playing loud per se, but I could actually
> hear myself. I am not kidding.
>
> I hope this makes sense to other concert band oboists.


I laughed at this, because I know EXACTLY what you mean. I was going to comment on that in your other thread, to say how nice it is to be able to hear myself in the orchestra and not have to blow my head off to be heard!
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