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Author: Corey
Date: 2003-02-08 02:34
Ok, this may sound like a really 'duh' question or a stupid one but, here goes. Is tonguing on professional clarinets easier for any reason than on student or intermediate instrumnets? I am just curious! -Corey
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Author: Corey
Date: 2003-02-08 02:46
Or if not, than what are some things that help tonguing faster? sofet or harder reeds? Help I need some suggestions...I really need to work on my articulation skills -Corey
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Author: Dee
Date: 2003-02-08 12:45
Nope it is neither easier or harder on pro clarinets. The key is in proper technique and practice. See Danial Bonade's "Clarinet Compendium" for a good approach to learning and practicing proper tonguing.
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Author: Don Berger
Date: 2003-02-08 14:31
Our local FM-classic station is playing a fine clarinet-solo CD, nearly every day, perhaps because several of we cl'ist both ask and send money! I am AMAZED at the tonguing technique by our greats! Our best local pro always warms up with rapid articulation, I should follow his lead! Don
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Author: Corey
Date: 2003-02-08 16:45
Thanks everyone for the advice- Dee: I will try to find that book. Thanks again
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Author: Micaela
Date: 2003-02-10 01:41
In tonguing (and other things), the mouthpiece has a very big effect. But not as much as your technique, of course. Get the Kell Staccato Studies book for some etudes to practice.
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Author: Domigo Partida
Date: 2003-02-11 00:18
Hey everyone, Is it a bad thing if you can barely tounge fast enough, (um, straight 16th notes at about more than 120=quarter note, grrrr Comedians Gallop at 200!!!) in high school, will that mean it will be even more difficult in College or something.
THANKS , PLEASE RESPOND< Mingo
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