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I find your response somewhat strange. I'm saying that context matters, and your response is that... context matters? It would appear that I'm being misread to
by casion 6y ago
I find your response somewhat strange. I'm saying that context matters, and your response is that... context matters?
It would appear that I'm being misread to defend a specific instrument. I'm saying that there's more value to an instrument than simply a 1:n listening test. That goes for ANY instrument.
Regarding people spending money on things they can't fully use (or sometimes appreciate), of course. That happens with everything.
- im3w1l 6y agoI think he is saying that they are used by soloists which is also how they are compared. So the context is the same. Before going on a huge (but interesting) tangent.
- casion 6y agoSure, but thats not the only contingent of context. Location, piece, player, specific instrument, time of year etc... I'm in no way saying that this means a specific instrument is better, but specifically that we can't draw that conclusion from these types of studies. (I understand that you're not the parent, but it's still an interesting discussion)