See below...
Dick HensoldSt. Paul, MN
651/646-6581
Traditional Folk Music, Early Music, and Cambodian Music
Northumbrian smallpipes, recorder,
Medieval greatpipes,Swedish sackpipa, & beyaw.
[1]www.dickhensold.c
Regarding D sets:
While they are not the most easy and practical concert-pitch
instruments, they do have their uses. D sets will blend with voice
much better than F or G sets, and a D set in a band will blend in
rather than stand out in front, as a G set will do. I've used a D se
Hi
I sent this yesterday but apparently only some people got it (the email
that is), so I'm sending it again, with some additional comments.
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For any of you who care to help me with my little experiment in
directed listening, here is the description of how I was trying
Hi Matt, et al,
Dick HensoldSt. Paul, MN
651/646-6581
Traditional Folk Music, Early Music, and Cambodian Music
Northumbrian smallpipes, recorder,
Medieval greatpipes,Swedish sackpipa, & beyaw.
[1]www.dickhensol
Hi Philip, et al,
I guess I need to respond to this...
It is of course impossible to know just what Mr. Little was talking
about in his attribution of "flatness" to note-reading-- we don't know
the players involved, their abilities, their musical or cultural
background, and I fr
This is a very interesting topic, but the thread that followed AR's
post seemed to miss the point a bit.
It's becoming an accepted notion that ear-learners (people who started
out playing music entirely by ear, and only started reading music years
later, if at all) think about/exper
I was apparently doing something else for the last couple hundred
messages, so am only now getting into the discussion...
What interested me were the comments about fingers stiffening with age.
I'm only 50, but my fingering has improved steadily (that is, way too
slowly) as long as
The whole recent choyting "debate" has mostly reinforced my opinion
that it's better to try to teach people how to think musically than to
answer specific questions about what is correct or incorrect...
No, indeed we don't know what Peacock's trill signs meant, and the
vagueness tha
My new website is up, if anyone is interested... lotsa stuff available
for download...
www.dickhensold.com
> Dick HensoldSt. Paul, MN
> 651/646-6581
>Traditional Folk Music, Early Music, and Cambodian Music
>Northumbrian smallpipe
