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| | Mouthpiece Meditation, Part 2 |
 | | Giardinelli Music Company offers a "Tone Intensifier." It is a metal ring which slips over the shank of the mouthpiece and snugs in tight under the cup by friction. | | | While all of this is going on, the trombonist is (or should be) listening to the sound and sorting through the physical sensations resulting from these actions. | | | Tubist Ellis Wean of the Vancouver Symphony has what may be the answer. |
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http://www.trombone.org/articles/library/mouthpiecemed2.asp
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| | Mouthpiece Meditations, Part 1 |
| | One had three different mouthpieces, depending on which kind of music he was playing, and which trombone (bass or tenor). | | | DON'T play a mouthpiece that OTHER people think will help you to play the way THEY want you to." Tom Ervin, Professor of Music at the University of Arizona, wrote "the mouthpiece MUST be comfortable, like shoes, or there will not be [a] happy ending." | | | The wrong mouthpiece can cause terrible intonation, endurance problems, accuracy problems, poor sound and poor articulation. |
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http://www.trombone.org/articles/library/mouthpiecemed1.asp
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| | Mouthpiece Terms |
| | They are my own based on 30+ years as a professional musician and 20+ years as a mouthpiece technician. | | | Shank: The part of the mouthpiece from the body to the back. | | | Table: The flat part of the mouthpiece where the reed clamps down. |
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http://www.mouthpieceworks.com/Terms.html
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| | Asymmetric Mouthpiece Testimonials |
| | I played parts of a bunch of songs with both mouthpieces, and the family consensus was I sounded better on the 3C+ on all except perhaps one passage where the Opera's tone just seemed to fit it better. | | | I used to switch from my Schilke in jazz and marching to a Bach 1 1/2 C mouthpiece for concert band. | | | At the end of the spring semester, I recorded one of my arrangements (an arrangement of a Lew Soloff tune, to be released on an upcoming album featuring him) with the UTA Jazz Orchestra, played the feature on trumpet, and pulled an F# on the end. |
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http://www.asymmetric-mouthpiece.freeservers.com/testimonials.htm
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| | Choosing the trumpet brasswind mouthpiece |
| | The best advice I have for you is: find a mouthpiece which is (A) comfortable (B) has a sound (when YOU play it) that is appropriate for the music, and (C) learn to play it!!!!!!! | | | "Find a mouthpiece which feels comfortable on your chops, allows good "tonguability" in the low register, and "sounds" the way YOU want to sound - then learn to play it". | | | No orchestral conductor would tolerate that kind of "sound" in a symphony orchestra. |
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http://www.bflatmusic.com/mouthpiece.html
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| | Mouthpiece Pressure |
| | Even Phil Farkas admitted that what he said in The Art of Horn Playing about mouthpiece pressure wasn't exactly what he meant. | | | Finally, I would like to clarify some of the recent discussion on this list of the infamous passage about mouthpiece pressure in Phil Farkas' "The Art of French Horn Playing". | | | If you had ever played 1st horn successfully in a large symphony orchestra (which I suspect you havn't) you would not write such condescending (and misleading!) drivel. |
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http://www.hornplayer.net/archive/a229.html
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| | Mouthpiece - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | For the hardcore punk band, see Mouthpiece (band). | | | The mouthpiece on a single-reed instrument, such as the clarinet or saxophone, is quite different. | | | On the performer's side, mouthpiece must be matched to embouchure, the exact way of setting the mouth parts to transmit the maximum of musical information to the mouthpiece. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mouthpiece
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| | JodyJazz "Classic" Baritone Sax Mouthpiece |
| | All JodyJazz “Classic” Mouthpieces include Spoiler and Deluxe Rovner (Dark) Ligature and Cap with Deluxe Mouthpiece Pouch. | | | Excellent for straight ahead jazz playing, and due to it's versatility, the JodyJazz “Classic” Bari Sax mouthpiece blends nicely with a concert band or saxophone quartet. | | | Baritone Sax Mouthpieces ~ Clarinet Mouthpieces ~ Testimonials ~ Facing Charts |
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http://www.jodyjazz.com/baritonesax.html
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| | Hite Premiere Bb Clarinet Mouthpiece Clarinet Mouthpieces |
| | Although marketed as student line mouthpieces, PREMIERES are used by many professionals because of their rich sound and flexibility. | | | Style of music: Much better music with this mouthpiece! | | | With a PERFECT reed, the sound you get is just amazing. |
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http://www.music123.com/Hite-Premiere-Bb-Clarinet-Mouthpiece-i71410.music
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| | Brass Mouthpieces |
| | This is the single most commonly measured characteristic of a mouthpiece. | | | Although Schilke's numbers do not overlap between the different instruments, they also do not necessarily stay in exact order. | | | For more detalied information, see your local music dealer |
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http://www.abimusic.com/brmpcfaq.htm
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| | Saxophone Mouthpiece Heaven |
| | But you really made that mouthpiece pop, no doubt about it, with the core tone qualities intact. | | | I really love it and it has made a major difference in my sound. | | | "I loved the [Wanne] mouthpiece - the bottom of the horn just popped right out with a rich full sound. |
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http://www.mouthpieceheaven.com/misc/custom.htm
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| | The New Asymmetric Trumpet Mouthpiece |
| | Therefore, it is not generally feasible to change mouthpieces from one cup design to another to suit the immediate demands of the music. | | | But if all his performances don't require extreme high-register playing, he will use a deep cup mouthpiece in order to obtain a more sonorous and desirable sound. | | | A mouthpiece having a shallow (low volume) cup allows higher notes to be played more easily but produces a more metallic tone quality throughout the complete range of the instrument. |
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http://www.asymmetric-mouthpiece.freeservers.com/journal_article.htm
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| | CH Mouthpiece Blank |
| | The design and concept of the Chadash-Hill mouthpiece is based on the classic 1930's Chedeville mouthpiece blank. | | | This approach to mouthpiece manufacture was required in order to replicate the Chedeville mouthpiece tonal characteristics of sound. | | | Mouthpiece design based on the classic Chedeville mouthpiece. |
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http://www.chadashclarinet.com/mouthpiece.htm
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| | Mouthpiece Buzzing Confusion |
| | However, this does not mean that the acoustic driver concept is wrong either. | | | The tone continues, but it is only a "mouthpiece" tone. | | | The membrane is exposed to a chamber that is driven by a small speaker. |
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http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/3941/poppycock.html
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| | Brass Mouthpiece Rims Description and Information |
| | Some music stores will let you try mouthpieces in the store -- call first and if they do, bring your horn. | | | The rest of the mouthpiece and the horn are designed to amplify, project, and tune that sound. | | | Different mouthpieces will produce different sounds on various horns. |
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http://www.ibowtie.com/mpcrims.html
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| | Kelly(TM) Mouthpieces - Bringing Color to Music!(TM) |
| | Tim Olt, manager of All the King's Tubas, believes that "Kelly mouthpieces are a wonderful pedagogical tool. | | | Perfect for marching bands, drum and bugle corps, pep bands and Hot or Cold weather gigs. | | | The softer feel of Kelly mouthpieces allow for greater endurance in performing. |
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http://www.kellymouthpieces.com
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| | Trombone Mouthpiece Mass Description and Information |
| | In a large, or good sounding room, "minor discrepancies" would not be audible 8-10 feet away, but can be heard readily in a small room. | | | Many players own several mouthpieces (and perhaps several instruments) and use various ones depending on what they are playing and the style and sound that is called for at the moment. | | | This would seem to make a "more mass" mouthpiece less desirable for playing jazz/swing but perhaps more desirable for ensemble, concert band, and orchestral playing. |
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http://www.ibowtie.com/mpcmass.html
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| | EUCHMI PORTFOLIO OF MOUTHPIECE DRAWINGS |
| | They are also provided on diskette as CompuServe GIF files for further use. | | | Mouthpiece for Swedish kornett (Ahlberg & Ohlsson, Sweden, late 19th or early 20th century) | | | Mouthpiece for tenor trombone (Antoine Courtois, Paris, late 19th or early 20th century) |
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http://www.music.ed.ac.uk/euchmi/uwrahmw.html
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| | ITG 2000 - Mouthpiece Panel |
| | Laskey believes his job is to help musicians create the music they want to create. | | | Laskey stated that he builds mouthpieces that get out of the way of the musician, leaving the player free to make music. | | | Phyllis Stork mentioned she was happy players are taking more of an interest in the affect of the mouthpiece on sound production. |
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http://www.trumpetguild.org/2000conference/wednesday/w3b.htm
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| | Handcrafted saxophone mouthpieces by Ron Coelho |
| | This mouthpiece seems to want to do what ever I ask of it. | | | I had another chance to play with the swing band tonight and I can say this is truly an awesome mouthpiece. | | | Each mouthpiece is extensively play tested and the facing curve adjusted until it meets exacting musical standards! |
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http://www.saxmpc.com
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| | Selecting a Mouthpiece |
| | Furthermore, the same mouthpiece and instrument can actually sound different when played by two different people, Differences in the formation of lips, teeth, jaws, not to mention breath control and experience, all contribute to differences in the sound. | | | If you are a discriminating teacher, player, or music merchant, it is most desirable that a particular mouthpiece fit the instrument EXACTLY. | | | When a nodal point of a vibration (sound) hits this gap or depression the result is the same as if the mouthpipe had a sudden bulge. |
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http://www.osmun.com/reference/schilke1.htm
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| | Trumpet Mouthpieces - Lead Trumpet Mouthpiece Series |
| | Rich Szabo's personal trumpet mouthpiece made by reknowned mouthpiece maker Greg Black is now available exclusively through Zaja Musical Products. | | | This mouthpiece will give a nice full sound in all registers from the bottom to the top of the horn. |
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http://www.zajamusic.com/mouthpiece.htm
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| | GR Carl Fischer Mouthpieces |
| | This mouthpiece has the large #3 GR Backbore. | | | This mouthpiece is designed to produce a huge fat sound full of overtones with an optimum amount of trumpet brilliance. | | | This mouthpiece allows the player to play with a big fat sound from the extreme low register to the extreme upper register. |
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http://www.grmouthpieces.com/fischer.htm
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| | Reduced Price! David Zagar COOL SCHOOL Model Tenor Sax Mouthpiece - Modern Mouthpieces |
| | They are made of new alloy, Vibralloy, which has better vibrational qualities and is more durable than other materials being used. | | | This mouthpiece, the COOL SCHOOL, is proof that a warm sounding, large chambered mouthpiece does not need to have resistance or be "stuffy". | | | If you are a "hard core" traditional jazz player, this piece may be exactly what you are looking for. |
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http://www.saxquest.com/productDetails.asp?productcode=ZagarCoolTenor
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| | BuzzMetrics Mouthpiece |
| | The press release about the deal announcement is here. | | | I hope to get back on track now, and have an exciting announcement to kick off my renewed dedication... | | | The mission of Mouthpiece is to reflect on the discipline of word-of-mouth marketing and the societal and business impact of consumer-created content. |
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http://www.buzzmetrics.com/blog
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| | Warburton Trombone Mouthpiece Catalog |
| | This unique ability allows a player to fit together a mouthpiece that will best balance sound and resistance with his own instrument. | | | The choices available with the WARBURTON system will afford one the most efficient mouthpiece with which to perform in any given playing situation. | | | We are pleased to announce that due to so many people wanting a high quality one-piece trombone mouthpiece in sizes that they are familiar with, we have designed a complete line of one- piece trombone mouthpieces. |
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http://www.warburton-usa.com/catalog-trombone.htm
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| | Kessler Custom OL7Pro Professional Tenor Mouthpiece! |
| | One of the mouthpieces I tried was an "off-the-shelf" Otto Link 7 plastic piece and I liked the sound, but it was stuffy and didn't carry. | | | However, not everyone is alike so if you do try the OL7Pro and don't love it, send it back for a full refund or exchange. | | | There are no "cleaning" or restocking fees as long as the mouthpiece is still in like new shape. |
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http://www.kesslermusic.com/html/mps/OL7Pro/OL7Pro.htm
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| | Meyer Bb Clarinet Mouthpieces |
| | This flexible mouthpiece is ideal for virtually all types of players from student to pro, from jazz to classical. | | | Designed for easier playing and improved projection at all sound levels, hard rubber M45 helps deliver rich throat tones without the need to overblow. | | | Meyer Mouthpieces...because there is no substitute for quality. |
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http://www.saxplus.com/meyer-clarinet-mouthpieces.html
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| | Mouthpiece Rims |
| | Usually if a rim is too flat or too wide it will impinge lip vibration and cause a thin sound. | | | You must know what has worked for you in the past to move to the next level. | | | The rim is the part of the mouthpiece that comes in contact with your chops. |
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http://www.grmouthpieces.com/rim.htm
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| | Amazon.com: A Mouthpiece Buzzing Routine for Trumpet: Books: Lynn K. Asper |
| | A Physical Approach to Playing the Trumpet is based partly upon his belief that, when a part of the body involved in playing the trumpet is not responding properly, change rarely occurs through listening to more literature or ‘playing through the problem’. | | | Many trumpet players use a mouthpiece buzzing routine as part of their daily warm-up. | | | An essential resource for those players who play heavily on a frequent basis and need to cope with "morning after" embouchure fatigue. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/096688471X?v=glance
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| | Sterisol Germicide Brass Mouthpiece Accessories |
| | This Sterisol Germicide is the perfect product for keeping unwanted germs away from your instrument. | | | Home > Brass Mouthpieces > Brass Mouthpiece Accessories > Mouthpiece Accessories > Sterisol Germicide | | | To use, just wash any wind instrument, mouthpiece or reed thoroughly then spray the Sterisol heavily on the item and let it sit and dry for one minute. |
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http://www.music123.com/Sterisol-Germicide-i74292.music?t=4
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| | The Mouthpiece (1932) |
| | I have seen this movie and would like to comment on it | | | Discuss this movie with other users on IMDb message board for The Mouthpiece (1932) | | | from Forest Ranch, CA A disillusioned Assistant DA becomes THE MOUTHPIECE for a scurvy assortment of crooks and criminals. |
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0023240
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| | SeaCURE Home Page |
| | It is scientifically designed by an orthodontist to use you entire jaw for maximum retention and control of the mouthpiece-regulator unit of your SCUBA equipment...without jaw fatigue and headache pain sometimes experienced with conventional mouthpieces. | | | The SeaCURE Custom Mouthpiece is easily molded to fit you precisely! | | | To learn more about the SeaCURE Custom Mouthpiece, |
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http://www.seacure1.com
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| | The Noizelezz Mouth Piece from Norbec |
| | A) Economical - A low cost solution (Only $1.84 per week - see FAQ) | | | This can be accomplished by holding your lower jaw slightly forward during sleep. | | | is a custom fit, non-intrusive mouthpiece that holds the lower jaw slightly forward of its normal position during sleep, thus opening the airway in the throat and eliminating snoring. |
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http://www.snoring-snoring.com
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