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Keeping Your Embouchure Loose on the Saxophone
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- Опубліковано 23 жов 2016
- Claire Daly shows you an exercise to keep your embouchure loose, and to keep your tone open and full.
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Claire Daly - Baritone Saxophone
Eric Suquet - Director
Bill Thomas - Director of Photography
Richard Emery - Production Assistant
Seton Hawkins - Producer
Recorded May 17, 2013
close your eyes and you can hear an airplane
As a musician and as a paramedic of 26 years I have to disagree with the often repeated notion that you can bring air from your gut. Lungs are only so big and they don’t go into the gut. It would be nice to clarify that it’s a feeling of coming from your gut. But other than that air cannot come from your gut
@@vladimirlopez7840 effectivement. Par contre, du méthane...
Vladimir Lopez the idea is to breathe from your diaphragm. the diaphragm is a muscle at the base of the lungs, which contracts when you inhale and creates space in your chest cavity. “gut” means diaphragm in this scenario.
It is a joke yall. 🤦♂️ he means that the bari sounds like an airplane because of how low it is, and the timbre.
Or like a fly in your ear
i knew all,but its always an honour to hear it from a master =)
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looking forward to trying this, that's been an issue for me getting back into playing after not playing for about 15 years
Merci, pourvu que ça me permette de sentir le son plus facilement et plus pleinement.
Thank you great tip can't wait to try this technique
She is very good in explaining!
This is actually really helpful, I play bari sax for jazz band; I never got the sound that other bari sax players get when they play. A fellow saxophone player played the bari I use during pep band once and listening to him helped me to figure out that the instrument, while in poor quality, is not the problem. I hope I can finally do it. I'll try the same techniques on my alto for marching band (Alexandria Monroe marching tiger band) to hopefully secure that all music award we failed to achieve last year. If you ever see us perform, I'm the ginger with curly hair.
Wow this channel really explains a lot and you guys help me a bunch! Thanks!
Excellent tips🙌🏾🙌🏾👌🏾
Nice. Very cool explanation.
Thank you! This really helped!
Great advise ,
I got a new mouthpiece from my teacher and it feels like learning Bari sax all over again. I can’t get low notes to play quietly
idk if you've already solved the issue, but if the new mouthpiece has a larger tip opening or a longer facing curve you may need to go to a softer reed to get the same resistance you're used to. The downside is that your high register may be thinner but Bari sax doesn't really call for that and you can also build up air support and eventually move up to a higher strength
It could be a jazz mouthpiece. While I do suggest changing to 2.5 or lower reeds, maybe another brand of reeds may help too, the difference between RICOs and Vandoreans is huge to me.
Try the B.S.S. Reeds, they hit diff.
@@michaellewis7409 any suggestions for how to get used to the jazz mouthpiece? I just got one for Christmas the jodyjazz jet 7 and it just sounds high and squeaky if I manage to get a sound out
@@braxtonshelton195 Tbh I don't really know. That was years ago and I didn't actually know much until a few months ago when I started heavily researching. I would say to practice music you've played before a lot and use it when you have other chances to play, such as open band or other rehearsals. A friend of mine who's also done lots of research says it can take months to get used to a new one, so just give it time and keep practicing.
Any tips on how to keep a fat sounding loose embouchure while playing quietly?
Just keep a lot of air support with the diaphragm to get the fat sound
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Felix Grant
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Felix Grant *phat
Where's the ship? I was sure there was a ship coming in. Kidding. Great advice.
Methinks that you are closing your throat as well when changing the timbre.
I’ve been biting for 50 years. I’ve got to correct it. Thank you.
I used to bite so ban I bit through the bite plate, but now I don't even leave a dent in the mouthpiece patch.
I can hear the air raid siren beyond the sound of a descending aircraft.
What type of bari is that
Gold plated selmer mrk VI
Intro. Ship was about to go
What brand Bari is that?
Jonah Sirtes I
Jonah Sirtes it's a gold-plated Selmer Mark VI, there's another video of her on this channel where they answer that in the comments.