[TPIN] Maurice at his finest

[David Arndt]

As long as it's musical - I can't imagine that Telemann would have argued.  

I was watching this clip and thinking how beautiful Andre sounds on the
modern instrument, compared to what Telemann must have heard in his day -
I'll bet he would have been jazzed.  ;-)  

Maurice Andre is an amazing artist.
 

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To: Glenn Bengry
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Such beautiful tone and technique.

I have to ask my most learned listmates about using vibrato on Baroque
pieces.
Although Maurice sounds wonderful doing it, I've always thought that vibrato
was a no-no on fast movements of Baroque selections.

Does anyone have any guidelines on this?

Dave


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From:    Glenn Bengry <soundpretty at hotmail.com>
To:      <tpin at tpin.okcu.edu>
Subject: [TPIN] Maurice at his finest
Date:    Sat, 5 Jan 2008 00:49:48 +0000

> 
> This is Maurice, arguably, at his finest.  The sound he made on that 
> Selmer and the music he made on this Telemann still gives me chills.  
> That is the most gorgeous, rich tone I can imagine.

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