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Post by Tim Marko on Aug 28, 2018 13:51:24 GMT
I see it now. (Thanks for the score, it helps). Nice stuff!
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Post by Bob Porter on Sept 4, 2018 23:55:25 GMT
I doubt that the note we hear as being out of tune was that at all. I was not intentional. This is a live performance. It is quite possible that this was the result of a combination of the room and the microphone used. Especially if the mic was on the video camera. Cameras lie, and so do mics. Besides, notes and overtones are within a quarter tone of each other that high in the range.
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Post by fuguestate on Sept 5, 2018 15:25:45 GMT
Bob Porter: Actually, Mike already answered that question: the composer explicitly asked for the natural horn harmonics for those notes, rather than the usual adjustment done to put that harmonic "in tune" with the standard 12-semitone per octave tuning. My guess is that the composer wanted to evoke a primeval kind of sound with the natural harmonic.
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Post by Bob Porter on Sept 5, 2018 19:51:56 GMT
Oh, Bob. What does that guy know. Reading the entire thread is over rated. Yet, it's kind of an ugly note in an otherwise nice solo.
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