Science or silly mouthpiece?
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circusboy
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Re: Science or silly mouthpiece?
It doesn't appear from Doug's site that the sort of shape Art uses is regularly available. . . .
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Kevin Hendrick
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Re: Science or silly mouthpiece?
If you click on the link in the post above yours, you'll find the answers you're looking for.circusboy wrote:It doesn't appear from Doug's site that the sort of shape Art uses is regularly available. . . .
"Don't take life so serious, son. It ain't nohow permanent." -- Pogo (via Walt Kelly)
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Doug Elliott
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Re: Science or silly mouthpiece?
That is exactly how I see my mouthpieces, and my teaching which is another subject entirely. There is a lot more to playing a brass instrument on a very high level... matching the mouthpiece AND playing mechanics to the individual... instead of playing and choosing equipment randomly.Doc wrote:This design is to help the player play better.