Is how many breaths you take just not that important?
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Re: Is how many breaths you take just not that important?
I'm 72 and have very little lung capacity. Nobody ever complained about my playing.....both community orchestras, the local brass band Eb section. Just use your air as you need to and don't worry about it. It's the sound that matters! Even little lungs can drive a brass band if they are on the beat.
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- MN_TimTuba (Sat Aug 21, 2021 6:54 pm) • windshieldbug (Sat Aug 21, 2021 8:47 pm)
Re: Is how many breaths you take just not that important?
A friend that is in community band with me just celebrated his 92nd birthday. You still have plenty of time to learn.
Air is free (so far) - use it.
Air is free (so far) - use it.
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Mirafone 186C, 186BBb, 184C, 186C clone
Gebr. Alexander New 163C, Vintage 163C, Vintage 163BBb
Amati 481C
Lyon & Healy 6/4
Kane Stealth tuba
A plethora of others....
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