Common Faults
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(1) Bad Placement To maximize the efficiency
of the embouchure, care should be taken to place the mouthpiece
centrally and neither too high nor too low.
![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Positional Analysis: 1) Too High 2) Not Central 3) Not Central 4) Too Low This Week's Expert Advice for Brass Players: (1) If you think the woodwind sound in tune, don't drive home. (2) When the conductor criticizes some aspect of your playing: Nudge the player next to you and say (very audibly) "See? I told you he'd notice! That's twenty quid you owe me." Alternative Response to the above: "Who told you?"
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