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 high notes
Author: vanessa johnson 
Date:   2004-09-29 23:29

i dont know how to play the high notes at all

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 RE: high notes
Author: Theboy_2 
Date:   2004-09-30 02:16

what instrument? but in general, high notes are vibrations that are very fast. so a tighter embouchure, higher air speed, and practise can help. and a good fingereing chart, like the ones found here. hope this helps.

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 RE: high notes
Author: Dee 
Date:   2004-09-30 12:18

It also helps to get a teacher.

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 RE: high notes
Author: Casalen 
Date:   2004-10-07 04:35

If your a flute, it requires a very tight embochure and can be hard to get at first. Above G is when it gets tricky. For clarinet and saxophone, same deal with tightening but you have to be sure to support with air and not put all your pressure in such a way that it squeeks. Remember not to 'bite' or your pitch will go off a lot.

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