Christopher Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> KCM:
>> I do need to know the note name to play it in tune. Of course, the
>> horn gives you multiple fingerings for many notes, and these can be
>> exploited to correct tuning without changing tone colour.
That's funny; I need to know the scale function and chord relation to
play in tune. An E as a major third in the key of C is flatter than the
same note as a fifth in the key of A, for example.
Agreed (when playing with other tunable instruments: different with
fixed pitch ET), but that seems to be instinctive with hearing what key
one is in.
--
Ken Moore
Musician and engineer
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