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Andy Bonner
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From 1:13In this video:

...from 1:13 to 1:20 there is a special sound connection between the clarinet and the accordion. I don't know how to describe it but sounds like a very nice transition (specially if you listening from the very beginingbeginning of the song).

My Questions

What is that 'in tune' sound effect called? Is there any branch of music dedicated to the study of the dynamics of song through it? I mean, how do they know that at that particular time, that effect would sound nice(for me sounds like all the stuff they play before that moment, sound enhance that "in tune" effect).

From 1:13 to 1:20 there is a special sound connection between the clarinet and the accordion. I don't know how to describe it but sounds like a very nice transition (specially if you listening from the very begining of the song).

My Questions

What is that 'in tune' sound effect called? Is there any branch of music dedicated to the study of the dynamics of song through it? I mean, how do they know that at that particular time, that effect would sound nice(for me sounds like all the stuff they play before that moment, sound enhance that "in tune" effect).

In this video:

...from 1:13 to 1:20 there is a special sound connection between the clarinet and the accordion. I don't know how to describe it but sounds like a very nice transition (specially if you listening from the very beginning of the song).

My Questions

What is that 'in tune' sound effect called? Is there any branch of music dedicated to the study of the dynamics of song through it? I mean, how do they know that at that particular time, that effect would sound nice(for me sounds like all the stuff they play before that moment, sound enhance that "in tune" effect).

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Maroon Racoon
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What is this sound effect called?

From 1:13 to 1:20 there is a special sound connection between the clarinet and the accordion. I don't know how to describe it but sounds like a very nice transition (specially if you listening from the very begining of the song).

My Questions

What is that 'in tune' sound effect called? Is there any branch of music dedicated to the study of the dynamics of song through it? I mean, how do they know that at that particular time, that effect would sound nice(for me sounds like all the stuff they play before that moment, sound enhance that "in tune" effect).