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Author: Christopher Bush
Date: 2015-01-29 08:31
I'm another clarinetist who survived a gum graft in the same areas. Tissue was removed from the top of my mouth and grafted to the lower front, just left of center. It was not the most wonderful feeling in the world, but I did feel much better afterward than the pain I experienced before the procedure.
I was between semesters at conservatory and was able to take a few weeks off. I definitely didn't feel like playing while the stitches were still there. It ended up being a lovely little respite from the daily grind. I got to watch a ton of movies and read some books.
Overall, there were no ill effects. It did, however, inspire me to rethink the efficiency and effectiveness of my embouchure.
I hope this is somewhat comforting.
Christopher Bush
Prof. of Clarinet - NYU
Princ. Clarinet - Glens Falls Symphony, Metro Chamber Orchestra
Director - NYU Composers Ensemble
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