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Category: Woodwind Instruments

link to How To Hold Saxophones For Optimal Posture & Technique

How To Hold Saxophones For Optimal Posture & Technique

Saxophone students who struggle with their technique would oftentimes point to pain as a deciding factor behind their poor performance. This is an indication that something is not right in their...

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Are Harder Reeds Better Than Softer Reeds? (Woodwinds)

In the woodwind reed market, you'll find different reed strengths. For single reeds, the strength classification is numeric (from 1 to 5), while double reeds would carry the more self-explanatory...

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How To Fix Sticky Flute Keys

A common issue that springs up quite often on flutes is "sticky keys", resulting from various separate (or even combined) factors. Fortunately, these issues can be solved without having to reach a...

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link to Are Metal, Plastic Or Rubber Mouthpieces Better? (Woodwinds)

Are Metal, Plastic Or Rubber Mouthpieces Better? (Woodwinds)

If you're a clarinet or saxophone player, you may already know how important it is to choose the correct mouthpiece for your instrument. For some, dimensions are not the only criterion to consider,...

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Why Is My Woodwind Reed Turning Black?

Woodwind reeds are relatively inexpensive yet sensitive components that require specific storage conditions and maintenance measures. Some people have reported that their reeds turned black and...

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When To Stop Using A Reed (How To Tell A Reed Has Expired)

Unopened reeds hardly ever expire when in the box, but once they're unboxed and out in the open, we can expect their performance to worsen progressively until they're no longer able to serve their...

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