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In Reply to: The artificial lack of vibrato is instantly recognizeable in HIP performances posted by Chris from Lafayette on February 23, 2015 at 08:34:15:
"the strings' vibrato is rationed in a quasi-totalitarian way." Who is being absurd here, Chris? Again, I have worked with McGegan multiple times. Your comments in no way bear any resemblance to how he works (one of the nicest, least controlling conductors I have ever worked with), or what his performances sound like. Everyone here can judge for themselves. And I cannot resist asking if you also find it absurd that modern string players also do not match a singers vibrato when accompanying them? Who is really being disingenuous here?
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Follow Ups
- RE: The artificial lack of vibrato is instantly recognizeable in HIP performances - learsfool 21:17:07 02/23/15 (8)
- Modern string players are WAY closer - Chris from Lafayette 23:50:33 02/23/15 (7)
- RE: Modern string players are WAY closer - learsfool 21:14:53 02/24/15 (4)
- A modern orchestra sounds fundamentally different - Chris from Lafayette 00:18:01 02/25/15 (3)
- RE: A modern orchestra sounds fundamentally different - learsfool 22:59:56 02/25/15 (2)
- I'm speaking in generalities with regard to strings - Chris from Lafayette 17:32:09 02/26/15 (1)
- RE: I'm speaking in generalities with regard to strings - learsfool 21:08:01 02/26/15 (0)
- RE: Modern string players are WAY closer - Travis 07:52:52 02/24/15 (1)
- Poor demented souls! [nt] - Chris from Lafayette 09:34:06 02/24/15 (0)
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