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Old 03-10-2007, 03:27 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Re: Lip Fleibility
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Careful application of science, Nick

2722 is the "magic" number. . . or was it 2733?

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and all this time I thought it was one repetition.

oh wait, that's my students... not me :)
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Re: Lip Flexibility
Thanks!

Is there any specific way to progress throught the book or just pick a section and go with it?
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Skuni,

Take a careful look....it's very progressive. If you can start on the octave+ intervals then mazeltov (!)

(I'd recommend page one, upper left corner)

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