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Author: JRJINSA
Date: 2008-11-04 15:39
Ever notice how when you play the English horn it doesn't "need as much help" as the oboe except more air? That's the reason for the open throat. I think a lot of the involuntary throat closing we tend to do on oboe is to help a bad reed sound better and prevent squawking. A perfect or "near perfect" oboe reed encourages an open throat, at least from my experience with it. Agree?
Post Edited (2008-11-04 15:41)
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2008-11-03 01:24 |
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2008-11-04 15:22 |
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JRJINSA |
2008-11-04 15:39 |
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