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I can't believe this has zero comments 😭😭😭 This video literally let me hold an actual note within 10 minutes when i spent 2hrs yesterday baffed on how to breath 😅😅😅

Your so beautiful 💖💖💖

Excellent series

gud

Thank you so much

Wow i couldn't hear you drawing a breath. I always pay attention to my breathing between notes or passages. Kind a loud, Not pleasant at all. I need to breath better.

I am a beginner learning to play a 1960s OLDS cornet. OLDS cornet sounds seem more trombone-like sound. Still having difficulty with correct embouchure. I get tired after a little practice and then air sound comes out. Lots of physical on lips, teeth, etc. Does this seem correct? and normal? Thanks, Mr. Angelo

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Thank you so much this was very helpful!

Where’s the chart?

Excellent description and demonstration of proper breath support!

This has been so helpful!

Not clear where you're holding the ruler by your neck. Covered by your shirt and your hand.

Very nice. Good teacher👍🏼

Bless you ‘-

This is very helpful to me. I thank God there are people out there who have a heart to help others. It would probably be beneficial to watch the whole series. God bless you. 🙂

Why is everyone hating on this? This actually helped me.

Thanks I needed this so much

I think this video would be ineffective in teaching the embouchure. It just simply doesn't say enough. All I really got was basically a raspberry with tight corners. No offense intended and certainly not saying this guy is a bad teacher, but this video would not really help a beginner.

thanks

Thanks, did not know what it was called.

Unfortunately, I never got to choose percussion. I wasn’t given a choice because of my autism and my difficulty to focus in middle school. So I had to go with sax, not that I didn’t enjoy it. But I’m naturally better with drums. I really wish I was able to play percussion.

thanks i needed this info, vs simply buying a celo and then another!

We just want to hear the difference in sound..

This is not a good embochure

This is terrible embouchure advice, don't do it.

Thank u I'm a newbie and rhis helped

Wow man thanks for this lesson! Im currently trying to learn the glockenspiel and this video really helped! thank you again!!!

I should say, always get the student bell/glock set (the cheaper $200-$300) first. Yamahas, for example, was designed to take a bit more of a beating and Yamaha typically has a full bell percussion kit (including travel backpack) for around $250. If you decide to try for an orchestral or drum corps career, later on, go for a professional glock set. As a former auxiliary member of a drum corps, I can tell you, the bells are fun, but they are heavy to transport (my only con for playing the instrument). I'd really only think about upgrading from a beginner glock when you start to use 4 mallets (expert) and like the more challenging 4-mallet (aka cord) playstyle. Some music programs in grade schools also have partnerships with music instrument companies/stores that have special payment plan options too - though I was not given the option to choose the glock in middle school (else I would have picked it then, rather than high school). Also, having a student bell set of your own, allows you to place note labels on the keys (though many band teachers see that as cheating and will prohibit it). If you have no other type of musical instrument background, using sticker note labels is fine to use on your personal set, until you get more confident of the note locations. But you really should memorize your scales and key locations by the time you move to intermediate level (high school band/orchestra). For those looking to get into this instrument, I'd suggest knowing basic piano/keyboard cord placements first - so that you can navigate the keys on the glock more easily. This is an instrument meant for a more advanced student of concert/marching band music, so having basic piano and/or bass drum mallet rudiment skills will make it much easier for you to master this instrument.

Too bad I found this a week before an intense gig… have to play double time swing and don’t have the chops for it ;-;

ive watched this like 25 times for presentation on the viola😭 your voice is so calming tho, thank you sm

...you can also hear him here in the 1950's.m.czcams.com/video/HmsPJ1RHfo4/video.html

Britains' top trumpet player Kenny Baker used a "smile" embouchure combined with a very wide rim mouthpiece.It works for some people. m.czcams.com/video/k_GY-2T_eQ8/video.html

Vic Firth are 22 bucks! What is an alternative to get a warm quiet sound?

Thanks

It's not back pressure , its resistance.

Ty very much for these instructions, i just got a bass at my school and idk how to open up the case, so ty for the intructions!

Air speed has NOTHING to do with it.

Lol

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Great presentation!

nearly a week trying to hear the difference,,stop talking and play the bloody things

You should show the difference between them

Next time, please let me hear the sounds! Thanks!

Incredible interview! Emil is an amazing musician who brings meaning and depth to the world through music.

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