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I have a question. My lower lip keeps sliding from within the mouthpiece to the lower edge of the mouthpiece. When this happens, should I let it stay there? Also, how do you prevend this from happening?

ok queen literally saving my bad articulation 🙏🙏🙏

Sorry, Jen, but your dotted sixteenth notes are way too short. Very poor execution robbing these notes of their full value.

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Wauw I should email you. Playing horn for 17 years now finding out my embouchure is all wrong. I place my jaw far to the front...😢

My lips are uneven and I feel like it is due to my mouthpiece placement. I have been playing for 4 years and I am a good horn player. I know you said it’s ok if the placement is a little to the left or right, but I feel like my placement is too much tot he left, causing my lips to be asymmetrical/shifted. Could this be because of my mouthpiece placement?

What is the breathing device called and where do I go to buy one?

The only hack in this video is you, literally every instruction and concept is completely wrong and would be detrimental to most students. Stop teaching.

Recently, I've noticed that when transitioning to the low end, the lower notes don't speak clearly and it seems like air is escaping in the sound. It feels as though my embouchure remains tight from playing in the upper register and doesn't relax sufficiently when I switch. Any good exercises that would help?

Thank you for such an excellent illustration for forming the embouchure! I am largely self-taught, picking the horn up later in life, and nobody could explain this to me! Most helpful video I have seen about playing the French Horn!

The last note of line 1 is B natural. There is an accidental in the measure.

Hey! This was a really nice video! Love your series. I have my 3rd-5th grade general music kids sing that interval warmup. It's one of my favorites. I've never done it with a drone. I will have to have them give it a try!

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Thank you for this video,

im doing a major change bc im going from sax to horn-

Sounds fantastic, thank you for making this! :)

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Very fine. Thanks

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All the good points and ideas from a master! Thank you, Mr. Andrew Bain!

Thank you, Jena! Your channel is excellent. 🙌🏼🎶📯💫

This is incredible, Rachel! 🙌🏼📯💐

Thank you so much for the practice tips. It helped me a lot teaching my own students. Can you make a video where you give literature recommandations for students? Romance is a great example!

Subdivisions are a great practice technique.

Bom dia, sou escrito no canal, parabéns. sou do Brasil.

Olá tudo bem? sou do Brasil estou aprendendo trompa, grato.

Muito bom Dr. Jena Gardner parabéns, toco trompa na igreja Congregação Cristã no Brasil.

Great video! I'm wondering about a couple of things. 1) what is the position of the tongue in the mouth when doing breath attacks and 2) where does the tongue make contact during articulation (i.e. behind the teeth, between the teeth, etc)?

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Ciao Jena! e possibile il Pdf? paolodagorizia@protonmail.com Tanks

This is great advice for improving accuracy on the horn for both the note being played and intonation. Have you considered doing a horn hack video on tuning the different sides of the double horn to match, and maybe when it's better to play the F side and when it's better to play the Bb side? Also, how about one on playing stopped horn? Thank you for this series. I'm liking it quite a bit.

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Thanks very much for your informations

Thank you very much i'm an horn player this video is very help me ,thanks for your pdf

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Awesome... beautiful tone!

Thank you for this video, today I've warmed up successfully, great channel.

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Amen! I teach the exact same thing!

Have you used the pOOO articulation? The whOO, kOO and tOO all starts with an open embouchure, while the pOO is closed. (P.S. Håkan Hardenberger uses the pOO every day when starting his warm up.)

A great resource for sight-reading are Maxime-Alphonse books 2 & 3. They are available on IMSLP for free! imslp.org/wiki/200_%C3%89tudes_nouvelles_m%C3%A9lodiques_et_progressives_pour_cor_(Alphonse%2C_Maxime)

I don't know how I missed the "eew" concept, but that will certainly be my new way of introducing it!

Tks! although it is a short video, this gave me a basic point of view as I am smashing my lips to get a better sound in my horn; greetings from BR!

I just played through all of these again. Thank you so much for doing this and bring us all together virtually!

Great Show!

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Check out the Horn Hacks series for more general horn tips! th-cam.com/play/PLqtI0WDc1gNCjpJsnEUo_e0Q4eWfbOaBT.html