Trombone/Baritone Flashcards

1
Q

Pinched sound in all registers (causes)

A

Blockage in P-G-K or T consonant positions

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Pinched sound in all registers (remedies)

A

Focus attention on allowing air into instrument - not on resistance in lip, tongue, throat or abdominal area

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Fuzzy Sound (causes)

A

Aperture in embouchure too large perhaps due to excessive pressure

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4
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Fuzzy Sound (remedies)

A

Practice on mouthpiece. Hold m.p. lightly Avoid pressure. Work for an efficient buzz.

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5
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Sharpness in upper register (causes)

A

Excess tension in embouchure and/or breath mechanism

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Sharpness in upper register (remedies)

A

Practice high passages down an octave, then transfer that easy singing approach up an octave.

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7
Q

Flat, flabby sound in low register (causes)

A

Low breath pressure. Flabby embouchure.

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Flat, flabby sound in low register (remedies)

A

Practice passage up an octave, then transfer sensation of energy down an octave.

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9
Q

Lip slurs pop rather than flow (causes)

A
Attempting to place pitches with breath rather than "singing" with lip.
Too slow (gliss" a maneuver between notes.
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10
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Lip Slurs pop rather than flow (remedies)

A

Practice on m.p. to get small efficient change between notes. Avoid movement outside m.p. Avoid drastic breath pressure changes between notes.

Move quickly between notes

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11
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“Egging” the notes (causes)

A

“Junk Factor” movement of jaw, lip, throat at the beginning or end of a note

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12
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“Egging” the notes (remedies)

A

Play a long note and take a mental picture of the good tone in the middle of the note. Keep embouchure in that position on subsequent attacks.

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13
Q

Difficulty with upper register (causes)

A

M.P is too low

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14
Q

Difficulty with upper register (remedies)

A

Move m.p. up

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15
Q

Difficulty with lower register (casues)

A

M.P. is too high

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16
Q

Difficulty with lower register (remedies)

A

Move m.p. down

17
Q

Frayed Tone Quality (causes)

A

Split tone quality caused by lower lip being drawn back toward teeth.

18
Q

Frayed tone quality (remedies)

A

Approach problem range stepwise from above or below