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TapTheForwardAssist posted:So far as A=440 (modern concert pitch) vs. A=442, note that A#=466hz, so A442 is only 1/13th of the way to even being the difference between a white and a black piano key. And in whatever case other buyers seem to say it's not an issue. I'd say so long as shipping sounds good it looks like a plan. Yeah, with most wind instruments the player can easily change the intonation by a lot more than that just on accident. If you can actually hear the difference between 440 and 442 then you will probably also be able to correct your technique to play in 440.
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No Gravitas posted:French horns are crazy complex. Here is a very good explanation of history and how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cK0UFgnrIqY A Good Video.
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TapTheForwardAssist posted:the 480 page "Essential Guide to Irish Flute and Tin Whistle" This a decent book but it is incredibly massive. I can't believe that they didn't make it spiral-bound.
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I think it is still possible to play good music on a thing with no literature and no tradition.
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Danknificent posted:I'm learning piano. An unconventional choice.
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TapTheForwardAssist posted:Gonna google up when/where the Irish pub sessions are in Austin and take it out for that. I'm not amazing at squeezebox but it's an incredibly simple instrument and appealing in its minimalism, so I figure I can just ease my way in. Be prepared for some serious stinkeye FYI.
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Definition of a quarter-tone: two tinwhistles playing in unison.
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