Re: [earlyflute] Position of the cork in Hotteterre traverso
Yes! That is a good short answer, but remember the middle d to low D is almost always a wide octave and so low D is flat and needs to be blown up a bit. I would simple say use the middle d to high d as the first cork placing test.
Rod
On Jul 9, 2009, at 10:15 AM, manuel morales wrote:
I never care about those marks. I try to have the octaves (firstable the ds) in tune and that's my correct cork's position on that flute.
regards.
manoel
De:Alex Shaffer <alex.shaffer@sbcglobal.net> Para:earlyflute@yahoogroups.com Enviado:jueves, 9 de julio, 2009 18:45:36 Asunto:Re: [earlyflute] Position of the cork in Hotteterre traverso
The mark on the stick which Alain Weemaels supplies with his Graz 392 Hotteterre is about 19.5 mm from the end. I am also curious about how much others who play this instrument fiddle with cork position.
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On Jul 9, 2009, at 11:13 AM, Javier Gelati wrote:
¿Could anybody tell me which is the aproximately position of the cork (the distance between the cork and the center of the embouchure hole) in a Hotteterre (Graz, pitch 392)? This will help me a lot. I´ve been trying for months and It´s still uncertain to me. Thanks in advance,
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¿Could anybody tell me which is the aproximately position of the cork (the distance between the cork and the center of the embouchure hole) in a Hotteterre...
The mark on the stick which Alain Weemaels supplies with his Graz 392 Hotteterre is about 19.5 mm from the end. I am also curious about how much others who...
I never care about those marks. I try to have the octaves (firstable the ds) in tune and that's my correct cork's position on that flute. regards. manoel ...
Yes! That is a good short answer, but remember the middle d to low D is almost always a wide octave and so low D is flat and needs to be blown up a bit. I...
rod cameron
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Jul 9, 2009 5:22 pm
Hello, Javier! The quick answer to the "average" best place for the cork on the Graz original Hotteterre flute is 22mm from the centre of the mouth hole to the...
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Jul 9, 2009 5:22 pm
Dear Javier, Rod has, as always, provided very good, reliable and well explained information regarding the cork position and other octave difficulties. If I...
Excellent post, Colin, I am glad you talked about not worrying about the upper register, unless you are to be playing up there. Getting your D octaves in good ...
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Jul 10, 2009 3:32 am
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