Klarinet Archive - Posting 001311.txt from 2000/10

From: "Tony Wakefield" <tony-wakefield@-----.net>
Subj: Re: [kl] Chin
Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2000 18:09:51 -0400

Do you think the candidates practise their speaches standing? "Double
embouchure speak", or single lip, pushing up with right thumb to avoid too
much lip drooling out of mouth? Who will play 1st and who 2nd?
How do they prepare their reads for the following day? Do they smile as they
blow - and should they be more conscious of breathing a little more hot air
from the throat? Could hands round the throat cause some restriction in
delivery, expression, and movement? If this happens, will they be able to
touch their parts easily enough to turn over? Do they watch the audience as
they perform, keeping one eye on the way the
overtures are conducted? Can one say that their technique is full of such
bravado that it becomes unstable, and devoid of any communication? Will they
be able to control, unite and inspire the Big American Orchestra into
producing radient realms of celestial star spangled anthems, worthy of the
title one of them will eventually command. What WILL the next 4x2 years hold
for - not just America, but the WORLD?
And the next question please? - - - - - -? - - - - - -?
My $5o.ooo worth.

> ....the silly things that pop into a person's mind! I was
> watching one of the political candidates while eating lunch today. "No
> wonder I don't trust him," I said to myself, "Just look at how bunched
> his chin is. No wonder he sounds so awful."

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