Great for practice...
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Great for practice...
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26-11-2013, 22:32
Yes it did. The original instruments of the time had less sound projection. The outcome stringier, different. If you're interested in listening to a sample, listen to the baroque composers executed by Nikolaos Harnoncourt and his chamber orchestra, which uses instruments of the time or at least close-imitations. You'll be surprised...
Cogito, ergo sum...
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