I think Wendell would agree that the best thing is to see a good teacher. His
placement advice works for most, but not all players. For example, if you have
a very thin lower lip and short lower teeth, you'd wind up with the edge of the
mouthpiece at the upper edge of the lower teeth. And air leaks
James wrote:
Hi list,
I was in a horn class this past Saturday and my teacher's substitute
noticed that I had leaks in my embouchure. I always thought something was
weird because every time I tried to play in the low range, I would hear a
funny
noise. I have been trying to develop my low ra
Just make sure your corners (of your embouchure) seal against the rim of the
mouthpiece and voila! No leaks!
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