On Wednesday, April 14, 2004, at 02:57 PM, Julius Pranevicius wrote:
i don't know if i am right, but i can't agree to idea
that "Once you can buzz, don't do it."
I know some folk that can buzz pitches with their lips alone. I can't,
even after over 60 years at it
i could say then "Once you c
I beg to differ - the throat contains many muscles that provide a fine degree of
control over such functions as swallowing, voice production, [controlling the larynx,]
and such. If we did not have musculature in our necks/throats, we would have to depend
on our spines and our brain stems to hold
hello
i don't know if i am right, but i can't agree to idea
that "Once you can buzz, don't do it."
i could say then "Once you can play your horn, don't
do it"...
i don't know exactly, but i think that throat is not
muscular structure and we dont need work on it as
much as we work on our em
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Writes:
" Does anyone know the pro's/con's of buzzing?"
Once you can buzz, don't do it.
One does not sing by tightening their throat (larynx).
Don't play horn by tighten your lips. Good playing is just like good
singing.
Richard Burdick
principal horn of Regina Symphony Orc
4 matches
Mail list logo
