Let's Talk About: Rim Shape
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Discussing and explaining rim shape on a mouthpiece. As with every part of the mouthpiece, it is never an easy concept to explain and there are multiple factors to look at. The rim shape is personal to the players mouth shape and playing techniques. Learn what rim shape works best for your face shape through trial and error. But keep in mind, a mouthpiece may feel great for 5 minutes but won’t work for you during an hour long recital. If you’re testing mouthpieces be sure to really put it through its paces.
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Thank you Christan for all of these gems.
I can definitely relate to what you are saying. I played mouthpieces with too large a throat and/or backbore, because I didn't understand the effect it had on my playing. Now that I do I actually reduced the backbore and throat to where I still have the beauty in the sound, but the sound doesn't go nasal on me. It was a journey though. But I am glad that these kind of videos give players more understanding of their mouthpiece. So thank you for your videos!
Absolutely brilliant. Can’t tell you how much this sharing helps
Learning from each vid.
Goodnight friend!
I would like to know details of the Greek artist 7bs mouthpiece. because I have a CONN 100H trombone and I would like to know if the Greek artist 7b mouthpiece is the same as the number on the Denis wick 9bs.
thanks!!!
Great content
“very interesting,” Arte Johnson, LAUGH-IN.
Sounds a bit different than how Dr. Dave Harrison explains it.
Dave Harrison makes gimmicks, Griego makes mouthpieces.
@@explodingsausage6576 - wrong about Dr. Dave. His mouthpieces are fantastic. Not even a brand new idea. But tell me, what is your personal experience with Wedges? I still play my 110g brass and 110G hybrid. Especially when warming up. Been playing them professionally from 2016 to date (full disclosure: I retired from public playing at 69 years old 2 years ago, but still play 2-3 hours a day for my own enjoyment. I was bass trombonist in a local symphony orchestra and a professional t-bone 4-tett).