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I have a question for you, what about a warmdown for lip fatigue? I also have a bad habit of pressing too much on my top lip. contributing to fatigue. What are some possible solutions to this?
To warm down I like to play pedal notes chromatically up and down at a piano level, and remember to not push in on the mouthpiece while playing, it's really hard but you should do more work with your air than the pressure on the mouthpiece and of your embrouchure good luck !! :)
If you have the time to drop the jaw, then that is definitely a possibility, but sometimes music gies us very little time to breathe. That's why I would avoid it. My online academy goes through this in detail.
Great exercises! Thanks!
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This video has me together! I appreciate this!
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Thanks you, sir
great help
thanks!
Could you do a mouthpiece buzzing video? I would love to know how to connect the buzz to playing the instrument, and what the buzz should sound like!
Amazing!!!
Thank you!
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my pleasure
@@tubaad Thèse vidéos are so helpful. Really great tips here.
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I have a question for you, what about a warmdown for lip fatigue?
I also have a bad habit of pressing too much on my top lip. contributing to fatigue.
What are some possible solutions to this?
To warm down I like to play pedal notes chromatically up and down at a piano level, and remember to not push in on the mouthpiece while playing, it's really hard but you should do more work with your air than the pressure on the mouthpiece and of your embrouchure good luck !! :)
Taking breath in through your mouth rather than your nose might help. I was taught this long ago.
i just cant figure out how to breathe enough without dropping my jaw
If you have the time to drop the jaw, then that is definitely a possibility, but sometimes music gies us very little time to breathe. That's why I would avoid it. My online academy goes through this in detail.
@@tubaad I appreciate the reply. I’ll have to check it out
Do you remember the last time you cracked a note?
February 1997 I think…