A clarinet friend of mine frequents www.woodwind.org, which has more
information that you will ever want to know about the clarinet, including a
forum-style message board. There is also
http://test.woodwind.org/oboe/BBoard/index.html, which is what you are probably
most interested in perusing.
Actaully, my mother played both horn and trombone. She said it really helped
her develope great sound on both. The trombone taught her how to control her
embouchure and the horn taught her sound and musicality. She played bone in the
marching band and jazz band while playing horn in the orches
gt; du] On Behalf Of Adam Watts
> Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2005 8:03 PM
> To: horn@music.memphis.edu
> Subject: Re: [Hornlist] Slightly OT: Playing two brass
> instruments, or two...
>
> I used to play jazz bass trombone semi-frequently, and it
> actually seemed to help my em
I used to play jazz bass trombone semi-frequently, and it actually seemed
to help my embochure. I also took up jazz tenor and bari somewhat more
seriously two years ago and haven't had any sort of major problems. The only
thing I've heard about doubling horn and a woodwind instrument is the
My son plays both the trumpet and the french horn. So far, the double is
working out very nicely for him. He's 12 years old, has been playing jazz
trumpet for four years and classical horn for two. The jazz/classical
distinction works well, in my opinion, as he's not trying to do musically
simil
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