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The Art in Articulation |
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How many ways can you articulate a note? This question is akin to asking: How many ways can you articulate spoken words and phrases? Saxophonist and composer Jeff Coffin explains some of the limitless ways to articulate. |
Choosing a Mouthpiece (Part 2) |
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Finding the right mouthpiece for you is not easy; there are many to choose from. While generalizations can be made—symphonic players tend to prefer large mouthpieces, lead players tend to prefer smaller ones— each player has a unique physical makeup and a specific set of playing requirements. Trumpet player Chase Sanborn explains how to choose a mouthpiece. |
Tuning Bass Drums |
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Ever wonder how to best tune bass drums to improve your band's sound? Percussion teacher, arranger and clinician Dennis DeLucia explains how. |
When It's Good to Cheat |
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It is important to know the correct hand placement for every count of your routines. Consistent hand placement across the ensemble can make the difference between a clean equipment phrase and a dirty one. Color Guard instructor Catina Anderson explains how to perfect your group's hand placement. |
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