Scholarly writing and how to get it done. / And a workshop for my own ideas, scholarly and poetic
The original must be just brutally difficult. None of the performances I've sampled on YouTube manages to avoid obvious intonation problems. Not even Kuijken! (Paul Zukofsky either.)
Try Gidon Kremer.
That's impressive. The sense of effort is unavoidable, but the intonation was solid (unless you count an expressive bend in loud double-stops).
That one link you posted had very bad intonation with a very flat note in the first phrase
The original must be just brutally difficult. None of the performances I've sampled on YouTube manages to avoid obvious intonation problems. Not even Kuijken! (Paul Zukofsky either.)
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ReplyDeleteThat's impressive. The sense of effort is unavoidable, but the intonation was solid (unless you count an expressive bend in loud double-stops).
ReplyDeleteThat one link you posted had very bad intonation with a very flat note in the first phrase
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