Reina Abolofia

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Musicologist, Clarinetist, Small Business Owner

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Feb 16	comment	How many bars can a clarinet sustain? Yes. And in this case it also means seconds :)
Feb 15	comment	High D on Tenor Recorder I play some tenor recorder myself and am interested in your question but am confused by which C your are talking about.
Feb 15	answered	How many bars can a clarinet sustain?
Feb 15	comment	Is there a significant difference between playing one note or multiple ones per bow stroke? Thanks, the answer has been edited.
Feb 15	revised	Is there a significant difference between playing one note or multiple ones per bow stroke? added 63 characters in body
Feb 7	comment	Is there a significant difference between playing one note or multiple ones per bow stroke? @NReilingh, reread my statement, I did not say that one note per bow stroke would give legato.
Feb 3	answered	Is there a significant difference between playing one note or multiple ones per bow stroke?
Jan 26	comment	What is the word for 'repeating the tonic at the “end” of spelling a scale?' I'm thinking maybe "completing" the scale?
Jan 25	awarded	Analytical
Jan 25	answered	How important is position of fingers in flute playing
Jan 25	comment	What is the word for 'repeating the tonic at the “end” of spelling a scale?' Can you give an example of it written out on a staff? I think that would help me understand what you are asking for.
Nov 25	awarded	Yearling
Nov 18	answered	Ranking Interval Complexity
Nov 18	answered	Effect of Rubbing Alcohol Upon Reeds
Jun 3	answered	How do you compose a Dominant Seventh Scale?
Jun 1	awarded	Nice Answer
Jun 1	comment	Can modal counterpoint be studied without studying harmony? Where to start? I suggest looking at this answer to a previous question: music.stackexchange.com/a/4945/1546
Jun 1	comment	What's “species counterpoint”? Are there any other types of counterpoint? @MonicaCellio Yes. See "The Study of Counterpoint" by Joseph Fux, born 1660. In it, he describes all species of counterpoint.
May 30	comment	What's “species counterpoint”? Are there any other types of counterpoint? Yes, I'd say that's a good way to put it. The five species of counterpoint are the building blocks composers use to compose counterpoint in general.
May 30	comment	What's the difference between sixteenth century counterpoint and eighteenth century counterpoint? In my understanding, counterpoint is counterpoint. It's what you do with it that makes the difference.