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 Re: Russianoff clarinet method
Author: Buster 
Date:   2011-11-19 04:25

Upon more rumination I realize that my usage of "context" is self-limiting in what I wished to voice.

*What is needed for the "context" of any instructional manual is both the abstract realm in which it was conceived and the real-life world where we can apply it.

It may seem these two things are self-reliant, or ultimately one in the same thing. However, they are not.

Knowing the realm of conception can lead to a positive/negative real-world application. Yet the reverse is not possible.

If one already has the notion of what fine playing can encompass, then written instruction in real-world usage is apt. Perhaps knowing the realm of conception can assist in further illumination, but it is not essential; nor necessary.

For those still looking for real-world illumination of what can comprise fine wind playing, the realm of conception can be of great assistance- or perhaps essential to know where to start weeding. We have some with knowledge of that realm here on the BBoard; perhaps they can be questioned to assist when necessary.

Interestingly, in the world of fiction, visual arts, or even some aspects of science where proof is found in the hard and fast dogma of mathematics, the realm of conception is not essential. A reader/viewer is free to place their own interpretation/learning from what is at hand with no foul cast upon others.

In the world of instruction, where teaching at a distance can cause undue stress or harm, "context" is important. -Both sides of the word.

Others may disagree and that is their right, but I can only state it as I see it; my seeming penchant for verbal attacks aside.

-Jason

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