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Author: sömeone
Date: 2005-10-17 12:11
oboeblank wrote:
> We need to train our ear not eyes to play in tune.
AGREE.
> I still stand by the statement: a beautiful tone is an in tune
> tone on the oboe. If you play notes and listen objectively to
> the tone you will know where certain note sit, either flat or
> sharp because of the 'colour' of the tone. Flabby is Flat,
> Shrill and thin Sharp; no matter what pitch standard you use.
Again i agree. But i still don't want to put a lid on this, because a lot of teachings describe bright as sharp, and i do not agree. A lot of famous players in Europe sound bright in my opinion, and they are in tune.
> Hope this offered some clarification.
It did.
> I suspect the oboist was William Bennett on the recording of
> the Alpine Symphony with Bloomstedt and the San Francisco
> Symphony.
Will check him out. He is greeeeat.
Howard.
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Arnoldstang |
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sömeone |
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vboboe |
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sömeone |
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vboboe |
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sömeone |
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sömeone |
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Arnoldstang |
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