Questions about tonguing on a woodwind instrument?
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- You guys had many questions about tonguing on clarinet and other wind instruments and I have some answers! I tried to go over a few techniques (single, double, flutter tonguing) as well as how I mimic double tonguing trumpet players on clarinet.
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Maybe a helpful detail for those that don't play, when you 'tongue' you are momentarily stoppping the flow of air that is going into the instrument in a repeated manner.
🤣 love how the flutter tongue sounds like the old Model T car horns. AaaOOOgaaa
Then there’s me… been playing for 25 years and I’ve literally never tongued a note on the clarinet or sax 😅 it drove my middle school teacher crazy because I always used my throat.
That's a skill in it's own right!!
Thank you for sharing how to do this tech (you had explained it to me in a comment on that video, but I understand much better now) I think you should name this so we can refer to it like the other versions of tonguing.
Haha, I think there is probably a reason people don't do this very often... it's really hard to maintain the accuracy and speed continuously for more than a few beats because you get exhausted quickly. The people who double tongue properly can play for a long time without sacrificing accuracy... it's just not something that reed players usually learn since it's not called for in most music
@@thesaxninja makes sense though! Thanks for responding.
How about "Fluthertonguing" (like saying fluttertonguing with the "th" sound)? I know it sounds kinda funny, but it is accurate to the mechanism/sound though ;^;
Haha! I like it... Fluthertounging!
I’m also a jazz saxophonist and I’ve been doing the same technique as you since high school (I’m 37). I thought I was the only one! Glad to see someone else master what I’ve been calling “controlled flutter tonguing”. 😁
I had no idea. Use your tongue to play instruments.
That’s an incredible tongue. 👅 😂
I’m not sure if it just my immaturity but uuuhhhh🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm not very greatat consuming knowledge so what it looks to me is that you've just spent alt of time lounging that you've gotten fast at it😊
Very cool. I use "tucka toodle" when playing harmonica.
That is kinda like what i do on harmonica. You are kinda tongue blocking which i do and syllables are how the train sound is made. Nuka tuka . I really like your videos, very interesting on common differences
Oh wow! I didn't know that harmonica players use similar tonguing techniques for such different sounding results... that's so cool!
It is possible for woodwinds to annunciate syllables such as, “Tu-Cu”, “Tu-Du”, or “Ta-Ca”, but the embouchure has to adjust slightly so that the seal over the mouthpiece stays intact.
Awesome!!! Could you do a video about growling next?
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Thank you for answer my messages! Good stuff.
No problem!
You are so talented for learning how to do that ❤️👍
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Flutter tonguing would be good for dubstep
Yeah! That would be a wild sound!
Suddenly I wanna listen to Jr Walker
I love Jr Walker!
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Does your method work on the saxophone too?
It does, but the bigger the reed/ mouthpiece the harder it is to control, so it is slightly slower on the bigger instruments
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