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 Stronger embouchure?
Author: clarigirl 
Date:   2003-12-01 21:42

I'm a clarinet player as well as a trombone player, and I read somewhere on a trombone method website about a technique used to strengthen embouchures, where you place a pencil on top of your teeth with your mouth closed, you tighten your lips around the pencil so that it sticks straight out and hold. Do you think that this might help some players with weak muscles? I'm just inquiring... just random thought.

-Nao

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 Re: Stronger embouchure?
Author: clarinetgiggirl 
Date:   2003-12-02 07:13

I've come accross this method for saxophone. My sax teacher reckons its useful at times when you can't play, such as on holiday.

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 Re: Stronger embouchure?
Author: Synonymous Botch 
Date:   2003-12-02 12:08

Better yet, find a sweetie with a warm fireplace and no TV...

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 Re: Stronger embouchure?
Author: Ken Shaw 2017
Date:   2003-12-02 14:00

Nao -

I do exactly the same thing, except with an old mouthpiece. I worked up to being able to hold a mouthpiece and barrel. For more, see http://test.woodwind.org/clarinet/BBoard/read.html?f=1&i=92685&t=92638

Best regards.

Ken Shaw

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