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Re: Throat tones: fact of fiction

Author: SecondTry  Date:   2023-10-24 21:22 kdk wrote: > SecondTry wrote: > > > Throat tones don't much involve variation in the human throat > > much more, if at all, than other clarinet notes. They're > > simply called throat tones as it relates to where--the > "throat" > > of the clarinet--they original their sound from. > > > > True or false. > > Why do you ask? Did you read something that questions this? > > Karl I asked the question because as a young player decades ago I posed it to another more experienced player in the hopes that they could shed light on something I could do in my (human) throat that might improve my . He pointed to his throat saying it's in here. I suspected it inaccurate and was just reminded of this question from long ago the other day.

Topics	Author	Date
Throat tones: fact of fiction  new	SecondTry	2023-10-23 19:51
Re: Throat tones: fact of fiction  new	Philip Caron	2023-10-23 20:01
Re: Throat tones: fact of fiction  new	ghoulcaster	2023-10-23 20:02
Re: Throat tones: fact of fiction  new	Tony F	2023-10-23 23:44
Re: Throat tones: fact of fiction  new	kdk	2023-10-23 23:54
Re: Throat tones: fact of fiction	SecondTry	2023-10-24 21:22
Re: Throat tones: fact of fiction  new	Chris P	2023-10-24 01:58
Re: Throat tones: fact of fiction  new	crazyclari	2023-10-26 09:09

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