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Re: Remediation of Back-of-Tongue-Motion During Articulation

Author: bmcgar ★2017
Date: 2014-08-30 23:46

Karl,

It's probably been called by other names, but it's been discussed here before. Maybe "anchor tonguing"?

Basically, it's using the back of the tongue to touch the reed instead of the tip, the tip being kinda "anchored" at the bottom of the mouth, the tip being the hinge by which the back of the tongue moves.

Clear as mud, huh.

B.

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