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| groovyang |
Nov 7 2010, 07:47 PM
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I have recently been passed a new student for flute lessons from a teacher (who is a not a flute player but thinks they can teach it!).
The pupil is very keen and although she is able to blow and produce a sound (all be it very huffy and airy, not too mention poor posture and hand position! grrrrr very frustrating) .....anyway, I digress. The problem is this pupil has an underbite and trying to get her to form a good embouchure is extremely challenging. Just wondered if anyone has experience of this and any tips that may overcome/improve this problem with position. thanks in advance |
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