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Spike
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 Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2012 9:50 pm Post subject: What are your Favourite long tone exercises? |
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Hi
Just thought I would start this off, my favourite long tone exercises are that of Chichowiz! What a brilliant teacher he was!! |
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jiarby
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| I like the Cat Anderson sub-tone G's |
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irith
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I find the ones in Caruso and in Irons to be the most personally helpful.
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Bill Dishman
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| Posted: Sat Apr 07, 2012 4:01 am Post subject: Long tones |
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Cichowicz and Johnson are my "gold standards".
Also Clarke studies. (When slurred they are really a form of long tones.)
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FrankM
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| Exercise 9 on page 12 of Arban. Taken 'A' as written, 'B' up an octave, & 'C' down into the pedals. Ditto exercise 10 on page 13. More challenging this one since your dwelling on the higher tones more. |
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mike ansberry
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Rusty's 19/30's
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Turkle
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I personally love taking the first few pages of Schlossberg very slow, and as I work through my daily routine, playing them faster and faster so that by the end I'm slurring quite fast through the notes. But I really never do long tones without lip slurs so maybe I'm missing the point.
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Cat Anderson and Caruso
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Cichowicz
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