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6.0 Keep Your Instrument in Tune<br />
S<br />
ome instruments are harder to keep in tune than others. For a piano, you need to call a<br />
professional tuner to tune it. Instruments can get out of tune while playing if you are<br />
playing in very hot or cold rooms or if playing outdoors. Violin strings need to be<br />
attended to <strong>for</strong> intonation corrections while playing. Wind and brass instruments often<br />
have certain notes that are hard to play in tune. You need to learn which notes on your<br />
instrument are harder to play in tune, and how to adjust your fingers or mouth/airstream to<br />
make sure they are in tune. You can occasionally play scales and music while watching a tuner to learn<br />
which notes you have trouble with on your instrument and figure out how to make adjustments. It is<br />
also worthwhile to practice tuning your instrument to a (tuned) piano, then compare all your notes<br />
by playing scales or other music along with a pianist.
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