Posts Tagged ‘saxophone’
wunderkind
30Aug08
This boy comes into the band hall, he’s signed up for band, and we try him out a lot of different mouthpieces.
Saxophone: with little effort, he makes a good tone, not too far off pitch.
Clarinet: even less effort, good strong sound.
Flute: not bad. Definitely workable.
Trumpet: not bad, could be great with work.
Trombone: not a [...]
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saxophone embouchure
29Aug08
There are several schools of thought on this: One way would teach you to put your bottom lip over your bottom teeth ever so slightly, then wrapping the mouth around the saxophone much like a clarinet. The one I learned focuses on making the embouchure into a meaty cushion that keeps the bottom teeth completely [...]
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Tags: band, beginning band, clarinet, embouchure, saxophone
