Sure, but what makes -86db of noise audible? If noise is inaudible in both cases, then what makes it "far too noisy"?
Yeah, first I ever heard of it too. Maybe he grew up in a rough neighborhood where keeping his flautery a secret was a matter of survival and it's just become his nature.
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Pablo did a re-issue of a pile of his solo work, The Art Tatum Solo Masterpieces, and that is worth getting and cherishing. He had some amazing groups, but his solo stuff was just... unbelievable.
There's also the various Tatum Group Masterpieces on Pablo, but yeah I'm an easy mark for solo piano in virtually any genre.
Speaking of Roy Munson.
Who cares about the noise level at 20kHz, if he's stone deaf for the first 20dB on a 100dB/W loudspeaker.
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Flute player? Mary Youngblood is a personal friend of mine -- lives nearby (Calif). Try her recordings ... won a grammy for her playing not too long ago.
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(still in S.E.Asia somewhere)
-RNM
(still in S.E.Asia somewhere)
This might be a bad thing, but given that flutes are available in a range of metals where do people stand on the silver/gold/platinum flute issue?
Aside: On the radio the other day was Katherine Bryan and she played a number from her latest album Linn Records - Silver Bow Paganini caprice 24 on a flute is mind boggling to those of use who cannot play.
Aside: On the radio the other day was Katherine Bryan and she played a number from her latest album Linn Records - Silver Bow Paganini caprice 24 on a flute is mind boggling to those of use who cannot play.
I don't get much difference in tone, but silver flutes feel lighter and easier to handle. Bigger difference is open hole vs closed hole- I'm an outlier since I prefer closed hole.
Powell and Haynes were always out of my affordability range. Brannen even more so. I managed to scrape enough together to get a deFord.😀
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