Pat
Today, the last Faire day, I asked the player in l'ensemble Cercamon
just which one he was using, and he told me it was a sopranino in F.
Mind you, he's playing A minor pieces(dorian or aeolian doesn't
matter so much because he's in the first five notes of the scale, not
attaining to the determinative sixth degree, in the main.) F would be
proper, and right there, for A aeolian, while you'd need F# for
dorian. Right? You'll all note, no doubt, that he'd have to be
playing A phrygian on an F instrument, and I mentioned that, and he
said you can blow around it, and get the notes you need/want. He also
said, when I told him I was getting dead pages off of the main Moeck
site, to go to Susato, and have a look there. It didn't grate my ears
any. I thought it sounded beautiful, and magical. Louder than all get
out, but it didn't have the annoying high frequency presence that can
make things hurt. Stands out head and shoulders above the other
instruments, which adds to the wonderful effect of it, to me. Has
alot to do with the player, I'm sure. He's quite accomplished.
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