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Drill Of The Week #22, "Kiyoshi's Revenge"
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- čas přidán 13. 05. 2020
- This is a new twist on "Old School" flexibility studies that focuses on ear training, air support, and building embouchure strength, especially in the corners!
*I'm using different audio and video equipment for this video*
Let me know what you think in the comments section!
#iplayeastman
Thanks for the new warm up! Ive incorporated lots of your weekly drills into my practicing.
Glad you like them!
Thank you so much for these videos! Excited to see more content
Isaac Davanzo Glad you find them helpful!
Thanks for making these! Can’t wait to add this to my toolbox
Have fun!
Awesome to get the video! I look forward to applying this in my practice time. I've got a lot of the other drills printed out and love 'em!
Glad that they help!
Hi, Chris! Thanks for continuing the Drill of the **______** CZcams series.
Perhaps you could display the individual notes on a bass staff on the screen as you list the pitches (showing the fingerings) and also as you play them starting from the low C and adding each pitch to the full series.
I’ll need to learn how to project some notation software on the video. Any ideas?
You can use a notation software to write out the exercise, and then use the window's "Snipping Tool" function to screenshot just the section you want, and then display that in the video.
Thanks for sharing this! Love these videos and your channel. I'd love to see a video sometime on how you approach the practice of F tuba and what kinds of exercises you do, if they are any different.
Tuba Love ❤
Thanks!
Thanks for the video. The sound quality is good but the volume is quite low, I had to turn my speakers up all the way.
Yep, gonna boost the talking volume in the next video!
@@cheers623 Just normalize the whole audio to -3db, then we can hear what you are saying/playing.
Thanks for sharing Chris! Can you tell us about the new recording setup?
I discovered a 5 year old Zoom 2HD video recorder in a moving box! I’ve been just using an iPad mini on a music stand! The Zoom is much better in my opinion and I just now need to learn better video editing practices...
Hi Chris, you mentioned a while ago that you were considering putting in print the Drill of the Week studies. Is there anything in the pipeline?
Audio levels were a little low, just for reference with your new equipment. I'm a big fan of flexibility exercises as well!
matt lombard Yes, gonna fix that next video. Probably bring everything up 30-50%. I’d re-upload but that takes 10-12 hours because my inter webs is slow as hell!
Loved this drill! I was wondering if you had any thoughts or had tried the Eastman 832
The 832 is a FANTASTIC tuba! Very easy to play and extremely versatile. I’m waiting on mine.....
Chris Olka I’m glad to hear it! I’m currently waiting on one as well
Thanks for making videos and sharing your knowledge. I had pulled out my bronx billy club Deck mouthpiece just this week for fun. As far as what I think about the video my only critique would be that when you talk its a little bit too soft. It's not a huge deal but i do have to crank the volume up then back down a large amount when you start playing of course.
I had the same thought too. I'll be raising the volume on the talking for the next video if I continue to use the same equipment.
Hey Chris, I'm going to work on this with my 5/4 BBb Kanstul (4 valves). I'm going to try it with the same intervals/directions, as I always like a challenge. We'll see how that goes!
One question I've wondered about your drills. Do you have a specific place you put them in your daily routine? For instance, this one might be perfect in the lip slurs location.
You’re correct, this would go whenever I start lip-slurs/flexibility studies. That changes daily, depending on how my chops feel on any given day. Hope that helps!
@@cheers623 very much so! Thanks!
Mr.Olka what would say is the “safe” amount of hours someone should practice? With my schedule it goes to 3 and sometimes 4 but I wanna make sure I am not over passing the line to a point where it would damage my chops instead of making them stronger
Max Tub , 2-3 hours a Day is optimal. But, sometimes one has to do more. Depends on schedule and repertoire. Just don’t make it a daily thing.
Chris Olka thank you so much! I use 1 to take a break some times 2 do you think that’s usually good or should I be taking 1 day of brake with some sight singing through the day?
Thanks for the video. Which mouthpiece model do you recommend for Wessex Chicago-Presence(694)?
Any good Helleberg/Funnel Cup design should work well on the various York style horns.
Do you have any personal experience/advice about embouchure injuries? I find it difficult to balance playing obligations with finding time to heal
I struggle with this on a regular basis almost year round. This whole Covid19 thing has actually been a bit of a healing period for me, with the time off from the orchestra.
Miss your tone on the Yamaha. Just personal opinion of course!
Fair enough!
Is there a version for a 4 valve Bb? Im currently waiting on a 5 valve C but i want to give this a go.
You can do this study on BBb but would just need to change directions in the study when getting into partial systems you can’t play without five valves. Hope that makes sense!
What recording equipment are you using?
For this video I’m using a Zoom Q2 HD video and audio recorder. Thanks for watching!
What fatigue
The shakey-assed sound I'm occasionally getting...haha!
nice jokes,(not the videos)