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lrg bore pwr
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i just wanted to know what the difference between the Eb and the Hummel in E were...if any..... does the half step really make that much of a difference..... thanx
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big brian
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Mzony
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I think that it depends what you are playing it with. If you are playing with the orchestra, play it in E. It is a better key for the strings and they will play with a much richer sound for sure.
However, if you are playing it with piano...especially if there is not a lot of prep time...do it in Eb.
It is a key they are used to playing in and it will flow really very easily. |
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Mzony
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I think that it depends what you are playing it with. If you are playing with the orchestra, play it in E. It is a better key for the strings and they will play with a much richer sound for sure.
However, if you are playing it with piano...especially if there is not a lot of prep time...do it in Eb.
It is a key they are used to playing in and it will flow really very easily. |
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