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rfuccio
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| I had this problem as well in my development and something that has really helped me is to remember that the corners and bottom lip need to stay firm when articulating, as to keep an embouchure steady, and in turn the jaw stays put. |
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Spamdog
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| Meldog wrote: | I have seen this a lot with beginner players. In the cases for me they tend to be using their whole tongue when single tonguing as in trying to say "T" with the back or middle of the tongue. I show and teach them how to use the tip of their tongue and within a week or two as Mr. Hickman said it's cleared up. An easy fix!!
Adam W. Metzler |
This was really helpful! Thank you so much. I think a little light may have just come on. Now to practise! |
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