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 Re: Intonation -- What Constitues Being In Tune?
Author: Scandinavian 
Date:   2015-02-18 21:13

Just my 2 cents here..
If a collegue had a tuner on the music stand, and it was turned on, I would simply remind him/her that he/she forgot to switch it off. We tune at the beginning of each session, then we listen. If something is out of tune, we check it but without a tuner. If we really, really can't seem to fix it then we just might use a tuner as a basic reference as to who is going it which direction but keeping in mind that once we get to that bar in performance the circumstances might be different.

No way is the right way, but this is how I'm used to work. (And as experience tells me, this is how it's done throughout professional orchestras in Scandinavia.)


/Johannes
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