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> From: William Botte [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Why not practice while standing? Then the chair height won't
> make any difference. (Some) folks that play and practice
> while seated, horn on knee, have a tendency to face the bell
> of the horn toward their b
Quoting William Botte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
If the horn is to
heavy for the inevitable whiners, lift weights to develop strength
or the piccolo.
Bill
I tried lifting the piccolo to build strength. It did very little to help.
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Answer is very simple: they dont play in the orchestra, they
have not to sit on these chairs & they have not to look at
the music & the conductor the same time. They even cannot
understand, why the trombones use different slide lengths
when playing together. "It looks so weird ?!?!" - Ha-ha,
there
Lawrence writes... (snip)
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I don't understand why they insist on using these things.
lawrenceyates.co.uk
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Which things? Stands or conductors?
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The shoulder muscles have to get usd to that upright &
holding position. As soon as they are, pain & cramp will
disappear. If you still develop cramp, something might be
wrong with your muscle composition (holding position,
nervouseness, etc.). Change that habit & you will be fine.
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