Orchestral balance refers to the relative loudness of particular instruments. How

is balance different in the recording of the altered score? Can you hear some of

the instruments better in the altered recording than you can in the original

version? W hich recording do you like better? Why?

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Wayne Cummings

Arts

28 July, 03:01

Orchestral balance refers to the relative loudness of particular instruments. How

is balance different in the recording of the altered score? Can you hear some of

the instruments better in the altered recording than you can in the original

version? W hich recording do you like better? Why?

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Zachary Rangel · Answer 1

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In the middle, on the edge,

Open drawer, empty shoe,

Anybody's lap will do,

Fitted in a cardboard box,

In the cupboard, with your frocks-

Anywhere! They don't care!

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Orchestral balance refers to the relative loudness of particular instruments. Howis balance different in the recording of the altered score? Can you hear some ofthe instruments better in the altered recording than you can in the originalversion? W hich recording do you like better? Why?

Orchestral balance refers to the relative loudness of particular instruments. How

is balance different in the recording of the altered score? Can you hear some of

the instruments better in the altered recording than you can in the original

version? W hich recording do you like better? Why?