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Ida Haendel (1928) was a very famous violinist in her time. It's incredible how she is still so in tune and sharp. Generally, at a certain age, the sound begins to decline and go out of tune. In this 2011 recording she is 83 years old!! Pianists obviously don't have this problem.
http://www.artsjournal.com/slippeddisc/2013/06/new-release-from-ida-haendel.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+artsjournal%2FbQrW+%28Slipped+disc%29
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O.O what can I say..... waaaw
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Stradivari wrote:Generally, at a certain age, the sound begins to decline and go out of tune.
From what I know, the eardrum is a membrane that tends to stiffen over time, so a change in sensitivity is physiological; I didn't think it also had impacts on intonation... let's say more on the "volume" of the person who has to communicate or say something.
