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Author: Philip Caron
Date: 2019-07-02 22:47
There are indeed a lot of ways to tongue well. Contact points, syllabification, angle and depth, tongue shape and tension can all vary. Further, varieties of articulation sound can be demanded by different music or passages or phrases or interpretations. It has been claimed (and on this forum, I think,) by someone with deep professional credentials, that one of the very best single tongue practitioners today uses anchor tonguing.
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