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RE: What's the right mouthpiece bite?

Author: Ginny
Date: 1999-07-11 21:47

You might want to get a clarinet technique book. I have found Essential Clarinet Tech. by Davies and Harris very helpful. They claim that the lower lip should be about where the mouthpiece and reed separate.

I found that my altissimo sound improved when I got a good clarinet, however.

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