Hello David, I did not know, that you have such digesting problems ???? 
Ho-ho-ho, ho-jo-to-hoo ! Guess what CSHP means ? (privately)

Best regards  Hans
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Am 28.06.2011 um 09:29 schrieb David Goldberg:

> Dut, deee doot deeat deeat doooeet tooot --
> My Mozart 3 sounds nicht sehr gut.
> I sound like my bowels
> If I don't clear my vowels
> In Italian -- Das Englisch? Kaput.
> 
> On 6/28/2011 1:05 AM, Hans Pizka wrote:
>> Dut, deee doot deeat deeat doooeet tooot - beginning phrase of Mozart no.3 -
>> according to BSE or LMA or D&T methods - but sound accordingly AF.
>> 
>> I do not understand why the CSHP are so busy with their  advice. If 
>> everything
>> would work for them as they say, why are they not found in the great symphony
>> orchestras ? Isn“t that quite interesting ?
>> 
>> Sorry, but you provoked that.
>> 
>> Using "thu" must result in hairy sound. A "t" at the end must result in
>> poot-poot-poot. Use expressions if you were speaking Italian without any
>> American accent, free&  open vowels, consonants clearly&  not smeared but not
>> exactly hard - means a hard but soft "t". Using "p" would result in "single 
>> explosions".
>> A light "k" can help accelerating the staccato. Vowel "u" (=oo) should be 
>> avoided
>> as resulting in a much too dark sound color.
>> 
>> Your language is not ideal for the sound production or sound color anyway as 
>> is
>> Russian. Japanese, Chinese (excluding the many tzshs), Italian, Spanish, 
>> also German
>> are much better supporting a pleasant sound than English. It is a fact. But 
>> things can be learned.
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>> Am 28.06.2011 um 04:33 schrieb valerie wells:
>> 
>>> Wendell Rider teaches this.  It works great.  You start and stop the note
>>> with the "T"...or a "D" for a softer attack&  release.  Jerome Callet, the
>>> renowned trumpeter&  trumpet builder, insists that every note should be
>>> started&  stopped with the tongue.
>>> 
>>> Valerie Wells
>>> The Balanced Embouchure Method
>>> http://bebabe.wordpress.com/
>>> http://www.beforhorn.blogspot.com/
>>> -------------------
>>> My God, you made me think about something I haven't thought about in years.?
>>> I
>>> think??? that I use to to to.. or maybe two two two :)? Actually I do think
>>> I
>>> use to to and tu tu tu.? The thing I DON'T do... ?and I know some are an
>>> advocate of this... ?is to put a t at the end of the?tonguing.? Like tut tut
>>> tut.? If you are really trying to do very rapid single tonguing, then I
>>> suppose
>>> the tut tut is kind of natural.? Maybe????
>>> ?
>>> Milton
>>> 
>>> Milton Kicklighter
>>> 4th Horn Buffalo Philharmonic
>>> Retired
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