Ein Heldenlaben low F

BachMan · 12-16-2003, 12:39 PM

Hi,

How do you practice the low F lick in Ein Heldenlaben? I am having a hard time trying to get this one to pop out. Carmen doesn't seem to be much of a probelm because I am down in the basement to begin with but this lick gives me trouble.

Also what kind of set up to you use to extend your 3rd slide? I have a Bach Bb and built my own extended third valve stop with a coat hanger :). It Works!

BachMan.

No BS · 12-16-2003, 03:50 PM

Use a big mouthpiece and don't try to play it too loud. I pull my third slide on my b-flat all the way out and then extend the extra bit of tubing about 1/2 inch.

Mikey · 12-16-2003, 04:17 PM

You will also need to use alternate fingerings....

And practice those licks with your ears and your tuner on.

mike

romey1 · 12-16-2003, 09:44 PM

C. Adams · 02-25-2004, 10:39 AM

It's gotta be in your head, sing it, play it, if you don't have it it your ears then it will be difficult. Pulling out the 3rd valve extension is right but you gottat hear to play. Leave the equpiment alone and work on the ears!

"Everything is the Result of a Thought!" Wm. Adam

C.Adams
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bugler16 · 02-25-2004, 11:32 PM

I agree that you have to hear it in your head before you play it. That being said I also have to extend my 3rd valve slide and finger it 123 to get a low F out solid that locks into place. Try a book by Phil Snedecor called Low Etudes.

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BachMan Pianissimo User Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 55	Ein Heldenlaben low F Hi, How do you practice the low F lick in Ein Heldenlaben? I am having a hard time trying to get this one to pop out. Carmen doesn't seem to be much of a probelm because I am down in the basement to begin with but this lick gives me trouble. Also what kind of set up to you use to extend your 3rd slide? I have a Bach Bb and built my own extended third valve stop with a coat hanger :). It Works! BachMan.

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No BS New Friend Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 22	Use a big mouthpiece and don't try to play it too loud. I pull my third slide on my b-flat all the way out and then extend the extra bit of tubing about 1/2 inch.
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Mikey Forte User Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 1,853	You will also need to use alternate fingerings.... And practice those licks with your ears and your tuner on. mike
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C. Adams New Friend Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 1	It's gotta be in your head, sing it, play it, if you don't have it it your ears then it will be difficult. Pulling out the 3rd valve extension is right but you gottat hear to play. Leave the equpiment alone and work on the ears! "Everything is the Result of a Thought!" Wm. Adam C.Adams [/quote]
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bugler16 Pianissimo User Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 55	I agree that you have to hear it in your head before you play it. That being said I also have to extend my 3rd valve slide and finger it 123 to get a low F out solid that locks into place. Try a book by Phil Snedecor called Low Etudes.

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