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Very nice!
I’m a beginner, and mainly focusing on alto and soprano recorder at the moment, although I do have a tenor. I find the stretch on the tenor to be uncomfortable after only a few minutes of playing it. I’m hoping that will get better with more playing/practice.
Very nice!
I’m a beginner, and mainly focusing on alto and soprano recorder at the moment, although I do have a tenor. I find the stretch on the tenor to be uncomfortable after only a few minutes of playing it. I’m hoping that will get better with more playing/practice.
What tenor do you have? This one is very forgiving
You don't stop playing when you get old. You get old when you stop playing.
I have the Yamaha YRT-304BII. I don’t have large hands, so that’s probably a factor. That said, it’s been getting easier and easier to play the tenor, so I’m sure it’s just practice and developing the flexibility.
I have the Yamaha YRT-304BII. I don’t have large hands, so that’s probably a factor. That said, it’s been getting easier and easier to play the tenor, so I’m sure it’s just practice and developing the flexibility.
Nice. I had an example of my current tenor (Aulos 211A) a while ago but I found playing it uncomfortable so I sold it. That was a couple of years ago, now I have another of the same model and its quite easy to play for such a big instrument.
You don't stop playing when you get old. You get old when you stop playing.
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