Pete_The_Sop
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ok i have a feeling i'm going to get a bit of abuse here but heay i need help!!!
i've been playing soprano for a little over a year now and am lucky enough to be playing on a Schilke, and i'm using the denis wick soprano mouthpiece, i play for a good 3rd section band that is doing well and i need to make sure i don't let them down.
my range is ok and is getting better (it must be the pracitice thing...) well i can get top Bb nearly all the time, top C is still a little to "thin" for my liking tho and i hope that improves
i would really like to get a better "tone" i don't have a bad tone (well i don't think i do...) but it's not quiet the "sweet" sop sound you hear on some of the better players, does anyone have any advice on improving my range and/or tone?
be nice soprano players have feelings as well (yes we might be deaf but that is another story
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i've been playing soprano for a little over a year now and am lucky enough to be playing on a Schilke, and i'm using the denis wick soprano mouthpiece, i play for a good 3rd section band that is doing well and i need to make sure i don't let them down.
my range is ok and is getting better (it must be the pracitice thing...) well i can get top Bb nearly all the time, top C is still a little to "thin" for my liking tho and i hope that improves
i would really like to get a better "tone" i don't have a bad tone (well i don't think i do...) but it's not quiet the "sweet" sop sound you hear on some of the better players, does anyone have any advice on improving my range and/or tone?
be nice soprano players have feelings as well (yes we might be deaf but that is another story