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Beautiful!

Outstanding tuba player! Never heard tuba played as well as you did here!

Hello, I'm sorry, can you tell me the position of a person's mouth?

Very good demontration this helps good job !

best explanation ever

There’s a dynamic opposition between the tongue position and the chin. Saying "point the chin", while correct, leaves out the relation with the tongue. The reason for that is the sound, tone, tuning, really come from a tongue position that’s high and forward. If that’s not present, then we compensate by biting with our jaw and consequently our chin collapses. So I find it best to focus on a high tongue and more or less let the chin take care of itself. I hope that makes sense. Your presentation is very good by the way. Players at all levels will get something out of it.

Just learning the clarinet...this is so helpful

This is the best video I am a beginner Kid and I have a clarinet and I need the right mouth form thank you for helping me!

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Actually there is a slight pause before exhaling. Also the diaphragm is an involuntary muscle. Yes fill from below but don't forget the lungs filling up. That is where the air goes. I like to think of breathing as a bellows used in a Victorian blacksmiths. I would also not use the tongue to start with as the tongue only tidies up air at the start. The said you used the tongue to start the note. This is incorrect. I like your exercises though . Very simple for a beginner

I love this video. Despite playing clarinet for a while, I have never been told to take the clarinet apart when leaving it on the chair or to be careful when swabbing the mouthpiece as it will wear the inside of the mouthpiece. Thank you!

Hi there my instructor sent your link about embrochures, I'm a beginner adult learning this, may I call you Friday MC Cain or just Amy?

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Great player thanks!

Great video

Short and clearly exposed! Thanks!

Thanks very much for the detailed and step by step explanations, amongst all the video about buzzing i've been watching (and searching for a week ;o), this one is the most helpful !

There are some acceptable variations on what have been spoken in this video. Some embouchures are 50/50, 40/60, 80/20 etc. and can deviate slightly left and slightly right (without going too too far). I think this video is a good guide for giving a general embouchure; however, every individual will have slight variations on what will work best for them depending on there facial tissue and teeth/jaw structure.

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This is the best I've seen so far.

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Hello, your videos are amazing and they help me a lot!

It sounded wonderful! Especially when I matched your note and heard that fabulous resonance. Thanks to these lessons, my eupho is starting to sound like a euphonium.

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This really helped me out, thank you!

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Thank you, this helped me a lot with my saxophone

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Great video 👍 now I hopefully won’t sound like a goose getting strangled 😃✨

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