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I was just pondering the point of not hearing fellow musicians enough.
This is an issue that can make me very clinging. Which happened when I practiced with a guitar player a couple times in March and April. Usually she chose a place where I couldn't hear her well enough, but I followed her and placed myself where her sound opening was pointing at my face. In a session it's always possible to move around while playing and place my ear close to a guitar or keyboard instrument.
I perform with two little speakers, which I fix on my self-made violin stand. Actually, I had planned to place the speakers directly on the timber of the stage for my long concert, since the stage resonates extremely well, which produces a very warm and bassy sound. But I will probably not do that, for on the violin stand the speakers point upwards to my face. Otherwise I will turn on the speakers too loud.
My violin is a 3/4 violin, made for right-handed players, though I play it left-handed. As I felt she was the best in the shop of all 3/4 violins I tried and the luthier agreed. I prefer Obligato strings together with Eudoxa E string. Self-made bow, weight: 24 g / 0.85 oz
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Yes, I remember the Breton folkers were also sitting in circles and the loudest usually was the bagpipe. That one was impossible to overhear. LOL
My violin is a 3/4 violin, made for right-handed players, though I play it left-handed. As I felt she was the best in the shop of all 3/4 violins I tried and the luthier agreed. I prefer Obligato strings together with Eudoxa E string. Self-made bow, weight: 24 g / 0.85 oz
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