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 low bflat
Author: cdedbdi 
Date:   2004-10-17 03:19

this year in band we no longer have a baritone so my teacher has decided that i'm going to play some of the bariton TC parts on my tenor sax. Since the bariton is a low instrument, i'm finding myself playing alot of low low bflats. I can play them but they sound awful (at least to me) my low b flat sound terrible with the other instruments. is there anyting i could do to improve my tone??
thanks


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 RE: low bflat
Author: Ashley Painter 
Date:   2004-10-18 00:33

I've found out one thing in band this year:
AIR IS EVERYTHING...
A lot of support and steadiness should help. the throat should be relaxed, like you're trying to swallo an orange or you're yawning.
hope this helps


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 RE: low bflat
Author: sömeone 
Date:   2004-10-18 09:08

true
air IS everything.......
don't forget also the relaxation and low toungue position.

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