Hi Valerie,
I remember in a master class I attended with Barry Tuckwell, he warned
us to be wary of those days when your lip felt "perfect" because
that's just when you would be tempted to overdo it.
Moral of story: pace yourself!
Regards,
martin bender
On 15-May-08, at 2:38 PM, hans wrote:
Valerie, why are you so crazy about the "high horn".
Professional used to practise these things one octave lower
instead. !!!
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Yesterday morning my lips were soooo perfect, my tone soooo
gorgeous, I just couldn't put my horn down for long. I must
have totaled more than 4 hours intense woodshedding & high
horn work BEFORE I even went to orchestra rehearsal.
Well... needless to say, I seriously clammed all over the
place at rehearsal. When will I learn to be more moderate &
less compulsive????? (Stern & scolding lectures
wellcomed!!!!)
Valerie
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