Author: WoodwindOz
Date: 2015-03-05 18:24
I find that the 'perfect' reed for me often has a beautiful C as a by product. I think, like J said, that note is really susceptible to tip issues, especially a slightly too long tip, and as a short scrape player, if the point just beyond the tip is ever so slightly overscraped, the thin, bright C will occur. I would assume a similar thing would happen on long scrape reeds in the heart/blend as well.
Whenever I descend to a C from notes with more fingers, I always leave RH 2 and 3 on as well, seem to help blend the sonorities between the registers.
Rachel
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