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| Forte User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Atlanta, GA
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![]() | When practicing, take a deep breath, put the trumpet mouthpiece on your chin, blow like crazy while motioning the fingering on your leadpipe for a few measures (taking all the breaths necessary to complete the phrase, etc). Without interrupting what you have been doing so that you keep the same feeling, take a deep breath, slide/put the mouthpiece on your chops this time and blow the EXACT same way. Yeah, it might not sound pretty at first, but you will definitely surprise yourself with much loudness. The sensation should be one of a very open throat. Whenever you begin to feel "tight", do this exercise on your chin with the first few measures of whatever piece/exercise you are working on and immediately, without a blink or any kind of change or manipulation, replicate the same feeling after sliding the mouthpiece up to your chops. This should definitely help rid you of some tension. Good luck! |
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| Pianissimo User Join Date: Jul 2005
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![]() | In my experience, taking a big yawn before playing helps a lot to relax and open the throat. Once you do that, try to maintain that open feel. Chris
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