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EdMann · 01-31-2008, 06:05 PM

Well, they may already have their jaws in place, as it were, and they don't NEED to move anything. Doc, particularly, looks like he's not moving a thing to go where he wants to go: same embouchure from low F# to double C. It's remarkable, really, but they figured it out. Me, I'm a chin pincher, but if I keep my lips in place, I pinch less and concentrate on keeping the blow even, and always keeping the sound concept in my head. That's what helps me.

01-31-2008, 06:05 PM	#9 (permalink)
EdMann New Friend Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 36	Re: tongue and jaw position Well, they may already have their jaws in place, as it were, and they don't NEED to move anything. Doc, particularly, looks like he's not moving a thing to go where he wants to go: same embouchure from low F# to double C. It's remarkable, really, but they figured it out. Me, I'm a chin pincher, but if I keep my lips in place, I pinch less and concentrate on keeping the blow even, and always keeping the sound concept in my head. That's what helps me.