TONGUING//Beginner to Pro//BRASS//Algirdas Matonis

EUPHONIUM, TROMBONE, TUBA, TRUMPET or HORN! Beginner playing tips on how to improve euphonium/brass skills. Topic of the day - Tonguin and It's Techniques like Double and Triple Tongue
Euphonium - Algirdas Matonis
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Beginner playing tips on how to improve euphonium/brass skills. Topic of the day - Continuing on Airflow by discussing Open Throat.
Euphonium - Algirdas Matonis
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[@anna-louiselangton25]

During my practice this morning, I noticed that I was using my diaphragm to make the staccato happen, rather than a continuous airstream. I have just watched the video. I think my focus will be on single tonguing. So thankyou.

[@Matonizz]

Seems like a good plan! That's how you develop good tongue technique! Best of luck practicing!

[@redneckdruid7185]

Thanks again for another very helpful video. I havn't spent much time on double and triple tonquing because I'm still at the fingering, intonation and single tonguing stage. I hope to study this soon however. In the mean time, what is your opinion on the anchored tongue technique? I am sure everyone's mouth and oral cavity is as unique as their face and some tonque positions will suit some and not others. I wish I could remember the site or sites that advocated this method, (for most but not all, depending on personal anatomy). It may have been Claude Gordon or one of his students. Anyway, this instructor said that many could benefit from placing the tip of the tongue against the back of the lower teeth(gently) and shut off the air flow by moving the part of the tonque 1/2 to 3/4 inch further back, to and fro against the hard palate just above the upper teeth. He says this is usually better than moving the tip of the tonque to and fro against the same spot because it requires less movement thus more speed and because most of the tonque can stay out of the way of the air flow and make for a more open oral cavity thus better tone. It seems to work for me but I am a novice in these matters and reluctant to trust my own judgment. What say ye, oh learned one?

[@omkarkolekar4983]

what does he mean for for ta ka da, does it mean u have to say it while u buzz... im so confused plz help me

[@Mario96540]

incredible, thank you a lot for this videos

[@theomusico6634]

Look my man make a playlist and for beginners and put that link in the description, and if you're teaching an advanced concept tell the link is below

[@FlamingPlaysGames]

when I try tonguing my air stream cut off

[@kylerfreeland6294]

what would you say to practice tonguing less heavy. I notice often with my tonguing it is very heavy sounding like I am using too much possible.

[@alexanderthorne5366]

Hey, late but say "top of the tip of the tongue" fast as you can, that's how I was taught :)

[@YoungBoyFred]

My problem it’s like when I try to tongue i can’t at all I’m trying my best it’s like the start of my sound when I play sounds terrible

[@stephaniecurry45]

Is it ok if I do thu ku thu ku? It's the only thing which works for me

[@jayceealexis8746]

i can’t tongue and i suck at baritone it’s not even fun anymore

[@Jai-rt3hj]

H-..HOW!?!?

[@Mario96540]

Hey, when another video?

[@Matonizz]

+Mario Alés Rico ua-cam.com/video/yuY7_JNQX2A/v-deo.html
Enjoy!!!