Breathing - Page 2

Bear · 03-29-2005, 06:35 PM

grrrr... roger.

no one loves tim...

j/k

Reverend · 03-30-2005, 01:58 AM

That ain't true Tim!!!

Here's a big wave for you!!

Blessings,

Bear · 04-04-2005, 03:19 AM

So, I've been doin' the support thingy and all. Now I find that get lightheaded and almost feel about to faint when playing.... and I know that ain't right... lol

Manny Laureano · 04-04-2005, 10:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Manny Laureano

Bear,

You know I think it's a better idea if you just go back to what you were doing and if you get up to Minneapolis like you mentioned you might, we can sit down and work it out. This internet thing can be confusing without the live experience.

So, let's hope we can get together... until just practice and have fun with the horn as you always have.

Later,

ML

Tim,

Like I said...

ML

tpter1 · 04-04-2005, 01:00 PM

Tim- The same thing happened to me once upon a time at an audition. Tcaik 4 intro nearly put me down for the count. In retrospect, I was pushing WAY too hard. Read Manny's signature line, and apply that to your airstream. Just breathe in big and relax. Your body will do what's necessary.

Second thought: re-read his posted response...it says it all.

Third thought: I used to do this, and don't really anymore (although I should): Exhale all of your air, then hold your breath. Then push out any more leftover and hold again until you ALMOST can't stand it. The open up, andd stop the inhale with the back of your hand against your mouth, and then release it to inhale again. This teaches you what a big, fast breath feels like. Fill all the way, and release by pushing through a whistle or trumpet playing embouchre. Try one more time, but replace with a buzz, descending glissando octave from concert Bb. Hold the low Bb, then glissando up again. If that doesn't work for you, stop doing it.
-Glenn

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Reverend Pianissimo User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Greater Houston area Posts: 160	That ain't true Tim!!! Here's a big wave for you!! Blessings, __________________ Michael Guevara, DMM Cinco Ranch Conservatory of Music www.cincoranchmusic.com Golden Trumpet Ministries Authorized Stage 1 and Fides Dealer, Texas and Southern US

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03-29-2005, 06:35 PM	#11 (permalink)
Bear Mezzo Forte User Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: WY Posts: 874	grrrr... roger. no one loves tim... j/k

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Bear Mezzo Forte User Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: WY Posts: 874	So, I've been doin' the support thingy and all. Now I find that get lightheaded and almost feel about to faint when playing.... and I know that ain't right... lol

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tpter1 Forte User Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Northern New York Posts: 2,309	Tim- The same thing happened to me once upon a time at an audition. Tcaik 4 intro nearly put me down for the count. In retrospect, I was pushing WAY too hard. Read Manny's signature line, and apply that to your airstream. Just breathe in big and relax. Your body will do what's necessary. Second thought: re-read his posted response...it says it all. Third thought: I used to do this, and don't really anymore (although I should): Exhale all of your air, then hold your breath. Then push out any more leftover and hold again until you ALMOST can't stand it. The open up, andd stop the inhale with the back of your hand against your mouth, and then release it to inhale again. This teaches you what a big, fast breath feels like. Fill all the way, and release by pushing through a whistle or trumpet playing embouchre. Try one more time, but replace with a buzz, descending glissando octave from concert Bb. Hold the low Bb, then glissando up again. If that doesn't work for you, stop doing it. -Glenn

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