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 Re: Crossing the break legato
Author: Ken Lagace 
Date:   2019-04-18 01:29

SunnyDaze - I was just checking reeds for a rehearsal tonight and for kicks, tried to 'squeak' the long 'B'. I got an 'A' an octave plus above the staff by biting a bit. The side muscles, like whistling, are very important in a clarinet embouchure. It will help the muscles learn by lifting the top teeth off the mouthpiece a bit and let the side muscles do more work.

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