Episode Synopsis "Weissenborn Lesson V Allegretto"

Watch articulations carefully in this etude. Tonguing covers a multitude of sins for us as double reed players. It covers a bad reed, support that wasn't quite there or a finger flub. Make sure you are slurring where a slur is marked! Don't let yourself fall into the temptation to tongue just because you're not 100% sure that next note is going to come out.

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