[Trombone-l] Assessing mouthpieces
Mark Mohwinkel
mooseherd004 at yahoo.com
Wed Jan 9 09:01:01 CST 2008
Of course there's the method that I heard many, many years ago at a clinic by Rich Matteson. He attributed it to Stan Freeze, I think. Someone asked him what kind of tuba mouthpiece he used. Stan replied, "I use a gold one - because it looks cool!"
Regards,
Mark Mohwinkel
Wayne Dyess <texastbone at gt.rr.com> wrote:
On Jan 9, 2008, at 12:54 AM, Richardson, Timothy A Mr CIV USA IMCOM-
Europe wrote:
> And now I've got to go clock them. And after a year or so of 45
> degree
> changes maybe 22.5 would be better. And what about comparing my
> 6.5 at
> 271.364 degrees to a 5G at 118.92 degrees? And maybe............
>
> Life's too short. No, seriously, I haven't enough time left at my age
> to try all the combinations.
HA!
I'm just gonna get myself a magnetic mouthpiece with a built-in
compass and always play toward the North pole.
(would that work? I doubt it)
I can't afford one of those steel jobs.
:-)
Wayne
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