Author: seabreeze
Date: 2018-11-14 19:53
There are all kinds of mouthpieces that come with small openings, and each of them plays differently. There's the Hawkins B model, the Backun Moba C model, the Walter Grabner Chicago model, the Clark Fobes CF San Francisco, and CWF, the Vandoren M13 and M13 lyre, the Reserve X0, the many models Behn offers (which he also offers in more open facings) and so on. Exactly which mouthpiece do you play on that you find "shrill"?
Do you do play mostly band music, orchestral, solo, chamber, classical, jazz, ethnic, pop music or what? Do you play mostly in amplified systems (microphones and loudspeakers) or un-amplified acoustic settings? All these factors will affect what kind of mouthpiece you will most probably want to choose.
Post Edited (2018-11-14 20:09)
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