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Post by princessmoose on May 21, 2006 8:53:20 GMT
I can't double tongue either! I do want to sort my single tonguing out first, and get that good and then move on.
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Post by saxophonist on May 21, 2006 10:00:14 GMT
hmmmmmmmmm I might have to try this double tonguing..... but cant be bothered at the moment
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Post by anacrusis on May 21, 2006 17:50:01 GMT
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Post by Benj on Oct 14, 2006 20:31:36 GMT
What's this double tonguing I here you speak of Is triple tonguing easier on woodwind like it is on brass instruments ?? I can do Crotchet = 98 semiquaver - Need to do some more work on it really
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Post by anacrusis on Oct 14, 2006 21:23:08 GMT
You wouldn't believe the looks I got at work when I let slip that I was doing double tonguing.... Triple is easy once you've mastered double. Faster still is just blowing a raspberry down the instrument. ;D
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Post by Benj on Oct 14, 2006 21:41:10 GMT
Haha ;D I was just wondering 'cause the head of music at school (cornet player) was asking if I could triple tongue yet, and he said it was easier than double tonguing
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Post by meepmeep on Oct 17, 2006 22:52:12 GMT
I'm rubbish at double tonguing
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Post by jod on Oct 18, 2006 15:53:07 GMT
I can double and triple tongue on my oboe, but it is hardly worth the hastle. It is better to get single tonging sorted out.
I finf d-g more effective than t-k as it is les distructive on reeds. I would never advise and oboist to try and learn to double tongue on their best reed. Until you get it right it's the perfect recipe for clobbering the top and needing a new one.
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Post by princessmoose on Oct 19, 2006 21:38:50 GMT
I just can't do anything other than single, I'd be pushed to say I was any good at single really. Hey ho .
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