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Originally Posted by Hags888 Depending on the note and the piece, sometimes you can get away with a false-fingering trill on a tremolo. So, if the note was a high G right above the staff, trilling open to 1-2 (making sure not to hit an A) would give you a tremolo on G.
Generally speaking though, you need to do a flutter tongue. But, since I can't get my tongue to move that fast, I often times default to a jazz "growl" which is more of a guttural sound. Either way, good luck! |
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I am pretty sure the conductor will work with me on this. We'll try all the suggestions.
Jim