Old saying: Why do bees buzz? You'd buzz too if somebody stole your
honey and necked 'er.
Gotta go,
Richard Hirsh, not Cabbage
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from: Valerie WELLS [EMAIL PROTECTED]
subject: [Hornlist] Re: Mouthpiece buzzing
Being a little on the obtuse side, I resisted the whole notion of
buzzing,
because I just couldn't see
Being a little on the obtuse side, I resisted the whole notion of buzzing,
because I just couldn't see the point. I had the privilege to have a lesson
w/ Wendell Rider in July he took me thru the paces with buzzing the
mouthpiece using air only to gently slide, glissando style up and down a
That makes sense to me. I'm confused mostly about tongue placement in
the lower register. One teacher keeps telling me to raise my tongue
for crisper articulation that is on top of the beat. My tuba playing
colleague thinks the tongue should be lower to create a more open
sound I guess...When I
Hi Scott Hartman all.
Responding to:
Speaking of Richard Burdick, he recently advocated no mouthpiece buzzing
in a mail to this group, and I think he's said this before so must feel
pretty decisive about this. Why is this, Richard?
Okay. I think everybody should be able to buzz on the
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