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 RE: Glossary & sounds
Author: Nate Zeien 
Date:   2002-04-01 03:42

Greetings, Mark. I read this quite a while back, and agree with your idea. Some of the ornamentation in klezmer clarinetting is a little hard to try to explain, especially to some beginning klezmer clarinet. I've both read about, and listened to klezmer ornamentaion a bit. I have learned far more by listening, and playing, trying to imitate what I have heard. Like learning to pronounce words in a foreign language, it is best to actually hear the sounds you are trying to reproduce. I am very much interested in helping out with this project of klezmer glossary of terms and sounds. To be honest, it may well be a while before I have to time to devote. My studies have taken priority over a lot of things, and at present, haven't any room for more projects. This next summer, though, looks to be a good possibility. I hope to be able to help, then. -- Nate Zeien

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 Glossary & sounds  new
Mark Charette 2001-07-26 21:39 
 RE: Glossary & sounds  new
Nate Zeien 2002-04-01 03:42 
 RE: Glossary & sounds  new
L Skopitz 2002-04-21 03:18 


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