 [3347]Re:Re:Re:Re:Sueyoshi's (303 reads) |
2003-12-30 20:03:51 |
Bill suggestion in great - in fact, I have performed (and have seen several colleagues) perform Japanese repertoire with hard rubber core mallets. The Van Sice model (at least the ones I have, which are 10 years old and still hand made!) I have used for Mirage is 16's - I felt these allow me to have a strong "baritone"/muscular timbre, and still allow for velvet like rolls, using the very tips - in fact I do most of my playing exploring as much as I can all angles of the mallet heads. There is so much colour one can find with stroke control/mallet control that I have been using less and less variety of mallets, as time passes by. All good wishes, Pedro http://www.pedrocarneiro.com Remote Host: a212-113-164-97.netcabo.pt |
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| [3342]Re:Re:Re:Sueyoshi's <William Moersch> |
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| [3343]Re:Re:Re:Re:Sueyoshi's <Behzad> |
2003-12-30 06:20:23 |
| [3347]Re:Re:Re:Re:Sueyoshi's <Pedro Carneiro> |
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| [3348]Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Sueyoshi's <Behzad> |
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