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George Nickson
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From my experiences, graduated mallets are super effective for bringing out proper voicings in chords for pieces such as Burrit's "October Night". When it comes to the single lines, I have found that the difference is usually not a huge problem. I have also noticed that many composers take into account this factor, and will write in a way that often accomodates this type of playing. But if the music beckons for graduated mallets to be used, I always do so, because it proves to be a great asset to your musicality.
George Nickson
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[3597]Re:graduated mallets. Do you do them? (372 reads)
[3595]graduated mallets. Do you do them? <Behzad>
