"Laurence Payne" lpayne1NOSPAM@dslDOTpipexDOTcom wrote in message
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On Mon, 13 Nov 2006 00:22:21 -0000, "Keith G"
wrote:


OK, the previously posted Five Easy Pieces have been titted up a bit and I
have reposted them here for anyone who might be interested (??):

Listened to "Wild Rose".

Would it be terribly rude to point out that there's little point in
polishing this recording further?


Not at all - the clarinet clips were simply practice recorded for playback
purposes alone. You can blame Don for the idea of backing them with the
piano!

Due to lack of opportunity, there is probably the greater part of two weeks
between them (clart and piano). Those (and many other pieces, hopefully)
will be recorded and re-recorded over and over again as time and opportunity
permits. It will be an ongoing *fun* thing - good to get her back into the
swing and I enjoy the techy stuff....


You need to re-record, with the
clarinet in tune.


See above.


She probably just needs to relax a bit. It's a
rather tentative "up-tight" performance, and that affects intonation.


It's called lack of practice - she is both a lapsed clarinetist and pianist
by about 10 and 20 years respectively. I would guess she has played much
less than 5 hours clarinet in the last 5 years and not a great deal more on
the piano in the last couple of years only....