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Author: Richie
Date: 2017-06-05 05:42
This summer I'm finally going to tackle my biggest bad habit of the area sort of near my throat expanding on notes higher than clarion b. Today I was able to figure out that is caused by my tongue being forced down inside the mouth, way too low. Everything I tried in terms of exercises didn't seem to help so is there something someone else would recommend?
Post Edited (2017-06-05 05:42)
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Author: Ed Palanker
Date: 2017-06-05 16:39
Sing, when you sing and go as high as possible you will porbably position your "voicing" properly and that includes your tongue position. If you feel that working as you sing higher and higher try to "copy" that voicing feeling slowly to adapt it to your clarinet playing. Voicing will also position your throat properly if you can do it right. Use lots of deep breath support as well so you don't use your throat for support.
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