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 RE: Clarinet breath
Author: Jim Carabetta 
Date:   2000-01-09 13:59

Although they're not exciting to play, Jose, I'd suggest long tones for breath development and intonation. Find a note that speaks clearly and work with that tone, very softly, and hold it; time yourself. Listen carefully for any tone changes and try to maintain an even tone (use a chromatic tuner if you have one available). Once you are proficient at the clear tones, try the same exercises with some weak tones.. like throat B-flat. Same deal time yourself to develop breath control, and monitor the tone's evenness.
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 Clarinet breath  new
Jose 2000-01-08 22:34 
 RE: Clarinet breath  new
Jim Carabetta 2000-01-09 13:59 
 RE: Clarinet breath  new
Ken Shaw 2000-01-10 17:25 


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