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 Throat tones on Clarinet
Author: Eoin 
Date:   1999-08-20 07:46

I have a problem with the sound of the "throat tones", that
is, the Bb and A between Chalumeau and Clarino register.

As I come down through the clarino register I get a
beautiful clear sound. As I switch to the throat tones,
I get a muffled out of tune sound.

If I go up from the lower notes of the chalumeau register
to the same notes, I don't have a problem.

This is obviously a case of faulty embouchure, but what
do I do to correct it?

Eoin

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 RE: Throat tones on Clarinet
Author: Mazz 
Date:   2004-03-22 20:32

Ive always found that if u cover the top hole of ur left hand with your right 1st finger it sometimes helps, and try it out but sometimes (dependant on the clarinet) u can get away with covering all the right hand holes jst test it 2 c how it sounds. For ombiture perhaps try a new reed, or a different strength of reed, I would never use a rico reed for instance because of the problem. another thing to try is to smile when hitting the notes as it sharpens them slightly, hope something here works if u want more ideas (because I could go on forever)just e-mail me (mhairi_y@yahoo.co.uk)

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