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ParticipantAll previous suggestions posted are valid.
December 2, 2008 at 5:38 pm in reply to: Writing notes where they’re played, or where they sound??????? #86377rosalind-beck
ParticipantAmen, sister.
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ParticipantAnita, a bride for whose wedding I played made this comment:
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ParticipantWherever you go, there you are. –“Buckaroo Bonzai”
If you don’t know where you’re going, you might end up somewhere else.
“Tradition” is what your teacher taught you that was wrong.
It’s not the heat, it’s the stupidity.
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ParticipantJust remembered a couple other favorite fun sayings re (orchestral) performing:
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ParticipantMy husband is a musician (double-reed player), also.
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ParticipantI agree that the playability of the harp part is
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ParticipantCarl–deposit? Yes.
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ParticipantCalista, I once had a student ask me about the wisdom of purchasing a very, very old harp she saw at an estate sale.
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ParticipantNo.
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ParticipantCarl, your clarification of your prior comment makes sense. I agree that solid technique can overcome some undesirable characteristics of an instrument.
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ParticipantSound:
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ParticipantI recently purchased an “Allegro” orchestra chair from Concert Design (the same company which makes the special harp chair Elizabeth Volpe mentions in her post) and I like it very much.
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ParticipantI’ve got a drawer full of tuners.
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ParticipantRosemary, Saul, Laura, Elizabeth, Ted, Tony and
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