Clarinet Emb. Flashcards

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No tone, rushing air (3 causes)

A. Insufficient pressure against reed
B. Insufficient intensity in air flow
C. Too much reed in mouth
D. Soft reed
E. Stiff reed
F. No pressure against reed
G. Clarinet angled too far away from body
H. Too little reed in mouth
I. Too much lip pressure
J. Stopped: soft reed
K. Intense air: hard reed
L. Tight, closed throat
M. Hard reed
A

No pressure against reed
Too much reed in mouth
Stiff reed

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Squak, flat pitch (4 causes)

A. Insufficient pressure against reed
B. Insufficient intensity in air flow
C. Too much reed in mouth
D. Soft reed
E. Stiff reed
F. No pressure against reed
G. Clarinet angled too far away from body
H. Too little reed in mouth
I. Too much lip pressure
J. Stopped: soft reed
K. Intense air: hard reed
L. Tight, closed throat
M. Hard reed
A

Insufficient pressure against reed
Too much reed in mouth
Insufficient intensity in air flow
Soft reed

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Squeaks, high squeal (4 causes)

A. Insufficient pressure against reed
B. Insufficient intensity in air flow
C. Too much reed in mouth
D. Soft reed
E. Stiff reed
F. No pressure against reed
G. Clarinet angled too far away from body
H. Too little reed in mouth
I. Too much lip pressure
J. Stopped: soft reed
K. Intense air: hard reed
L. Tight, closed throat
M. Hard reed
A

Insufficient pressure against reed
Too much reed in mouth
Clarinet angled too far away from body
Soft reed

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Stopped or intense air (4 causes)

A. Insufficient pressure against reed
B. Insufficient intensity in air flow
C. Too much reed in mouth
D. Soft reed
E. Stiff reed
F. No pressure against reed
G. Clarinet angled too far away from body
H. Too little reed in mouth
I. Too much lip pressure
J. Stopped: soft reed
K. Intense air: hard reed
L. Tight, closed throat
M. Hard reed
A

Too little reed in mouth
Too much lip pressure
Stopped: soft reed
Intense air: hard reed

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Thin, sharp pitch (3 causes)

A. Insufficient pressure against reed
B. Insufficient intensity in air flow
C. Too much reed in mouth
D. Soft reed
E. Stiff reed
F. No pressure against reed
G. Clarinet angled too far away from body
H. Too little reed in mouth
I. Too much lip pressure
J. Stopped: soft reed
K. Intense air: hard reed
L. Tight, closed throat
M. Hard reed
A

Too little reed in mouth
Tight, closed throat
Hard reed

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No tone, rushing air (3 remedies)

A. More mouthpiece in mouth
B. Less biting: check for bunched chin
C. Clip reed
D. Sand reed; check symmetry
E. "oh" position; review sigh
F. Sand reed
G. Increase lower lip pressure
H. Less mouthpiece in mouth
I. Faster air
J. Stop tone; increase pressure, play again
K. Stop tone; bring clarinet closer, play
A

Increase lower lip pressure
Less mouthpiece in mouth
Sand reed

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Squak, flat pitch (4 remedies)

A. More mouthpiece in mouth
B. Less biting: check for bunched chin
C. Clip reed
D. Sand reed; check symmetry
E. "oh" position; review sigh
F. Sand reed
G. Increase lower lip pressure
H. Less mouthpiece in mouth
I. Faster air
J. Stop tone; increase pressure, play again
K. Stop tone; bring clarinet closer, play
A

Increase lower lip pressure
Less mouthpiece in mouth
Faster air
Clip reed

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Squeaks, high squeal (4 remedies)

A. More mouthpiece in mouth
B. Less biting: check for bunched chin
C. Clip reed
D. Sand reed; check symmetry
E. "oh" position; review sigh
F. Sand reed
G. Increase lower lip pressure
H. Less mouthpiece in mouth
I. Faster air
J. Stop tone; increase pressure, play again
K. Stop tone; bring clarinet closer, play
A

Stop tone; increase pressure, play again
Less mouthpiece in mouth
Stop tone; bring clarinet closer; play
Clip reed

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Stopped or intense air (4 remedies)

A. More mouthpiece in mouth
B. Less biting: check for bunched chin
C. Clip reed
D. Sand reed; check symmetry
E. "oh" position; review sigh
F. Sand reed
G. Increase lower lip pressure
H. Less mouthpiece in mouth
I. Faster air
J. Stop tone; increase pressure, play again
K. Stop tone; bring clarinet closer, play
A

More mouthpiece in mouth
Less biting; check for bunched chin
Clip reed
Sand reed; check symmetry

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Thin, sharp pitch (3 remedies)

A. More mouthpiece in mouth
B. Less biting: check for bunched chin
C. Clip reed
D. Sand reed; check symmetry
E. "oh" position; review sigh
F. Sand reed
G. Increase lower lip pressure
H. Less mouthpiece in mouth
I. Faster air
J. Stop tone; increase pressure, play again
K. Stop tone; bring clarinet closer, play
A

More mouthpiece in mouth
“oh” position; review sigh
sand reed

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