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Author: Oboe Craig
Date: 2011-02-18 02:48
Adding to Cooper's good advice...
Learn to warm up carefully.
Learn to warm up 'quickly'... a 10 - 15 minute problem.
The best athletes in the world tire quickly w/o a proper warm up.
Its really important for building 'endurance'.
W/O it, I tire within 10 minutes. With it, I can play for hours.
Good news is, if you tire quickly, you can still rest 5 minutes, do a proper warm up and press on.
Make or buy really good reeds. Else, all is lost.
good luck with it...
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