[Harp-L] tone



Chris wrote:

"I think too many people focus on a single tone and should understand
that there are many tones and they all should be explored. "


I actually don't think there are that many tones to be explored--wind instrument players tend to have singular, recognizable tone no matter the style or genre they are playing in. While they may have a variety of usages of this and shades, they aren't impressionists (who usually don't get tone right either--inflection yes, timbre no). This is probably a physical constraint--the resonant cavities of the body (mouth, throat, lungs) defining the nature of the wind being employed, with limited control by the individual.




JR Ross




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