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Re: Problems with C#5

Author: ThatPerfectReed  Date:   2014-02-17 06:00 I like your thoughts above particularly as it regards why double lip may be solving my issue: I may be at just the cusp of losing voicing in a note when the subtleness of slight finger and/or mouthpiece spin puts me over the edge and into failure-- failure that double lip more than can account for. rounding my fingers more probably woudn't hurt either and such finger intensive notes so as to best keep fingers away from where they should not be (sliver keys). Maybe this is a thought for another thread, but when playing difficult passages my fingers often, while not flat, don't look like what you see on the "clarinet tutorial video " or from an oboe player. Then again, neither do Drucker's (I should play so well). Then double again, I defy anyone to play the conclusion of the Mozart Clar Conc, where one moves from to to to to to to to to to to , at that octave, twice, with perfectly round fingers.

Topics	Author	Date
Problems with C#5  new	ThatPerfectReed	2014-02-16 04:05
Re: Problems with C#5  new	Tony F	2014-02-16 11:35
Re: Problems with C#5  new	kdk	2014-02-16 20:26
Re: Problems with C#5  new	ThatPerfectReed	2014-02-16 22:49
Re: Problems with C#5  new	ThatPerfectReed	2014-02-16 18:09
Re: Problems with C#5  new	ThatPerfectReed	2014-02-16 18:19
Re: Problems with C#5  new	kdk	2014-02-17 05:19
Re: Problems with C#5	ThatPerfectReed	2014-02-17 06:00

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