Author: Philip Caron
Date: 2023-03-28 01:36
Sorry, I don't know your answers, but would like to learn more about this. I think it was discussed on this board before, probably years ago. I don't consciously hear 12ths in my sound or anyone else's, but perhaps other ears are more discriminating.
This may be unrelated, but. It's interesting to practice "opposite the register key", so that you voice clarion notes with the key closed and (fuzzy) chalumeau notes with it open, i.e., backwards from usual. In the former case, you support the desired 12ths to sound instead of the primary.
The latter case involves the 12ths tending, more strongly the lower you go, to overplay the fuzzy chalumeau sounds that are desired, but you override them to maintain the lower notes. During that you are obviously aware of said 12th being there even when it's not actually coming out.
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