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Tag: Adjustments

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Working With the Infinite Onion

By Thomas Rosenberg January 27, 2014

Subjects Chamber Music, Practicing

Tags Adjustments, chamber music, expressive intonation, fuzzy sound, good instrument tuning, great intonation, group intonation, hand position, intonation, intonation exercises, left hand position, Listening, onion, open strings, patience, rehearsing, Rosenberg, string groups, student ensembles, Thomas, time management, tuning, working

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Do You Need a New Angle on Your Playing?

By Wayne Burak January 19, 2012

Subjects Instrument Care

Tags acoustics, Adjustments, alterations, bridge, Burak, cello, cello setup, cellobello, changes, fingerboard, humidity, neck angle, performance, strings, Wayne, woodworking

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To Mic, or Not to Mic

By Jeffrey Zeigler December 1, 2010

Subjects Technology

Tags acoustics, Adjustments, balance, challenges, collaboration, concert halls, concerts, equipment, Jeffrey, Kronos Quartet, options, possibilities, Quartet, reality, Sound, sound design, sound production, Technology, Zeigler

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