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How to Play a Baritone Horn : How to Breathe While Playing Baritone Horn

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Uploaded by on Feb 1, 2008

Breathe properly while playing the baritone horn to get the best sound; learn how with tips from our professional baritone and trumpet teacher in this free baritone video music lesson.

Expert: J.D. Keating
Bio: J.D. Keating is a musician, artist and educator from Western Massachusetts. For two decades he has lent his varied talents to innumerable projects in the music industry.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

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  • Ugh...you DON'T want to breath through your nose when playing an instrument...

  • Hmm. Im taking a baritone one lesson from a professor right now and ur kindof doing what hes telling me not to do... dont raise your shoulders breath through your mouth and stay relaxed on the high notes. I used to play like you but now i stay relaxed and have exellent tone... u really should try it. Just keep your shoulders down and use more air to hit higher notes. Oh and play very loud while doing it f+

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  • @euphteachers You also dont want to breathe THROUGH the instrument, I learned that the hard way.

  • @marktremontirules1 The bell flare on this instrument clearly indicates conical bore. Hence, euphonium. The number of valves is not a determining factor. Baritones and euphoniums can have 3 or more valves.

  • Is this a joke? Breathe through the nose? ROFL

  • I used to breathe through my nose... then i took an arrow to the knee.

  • @zemoris1 i play a 3 valve in 6th grade witch im in now

  • @Physcofalcon not on my euphonium. i have a legit 4 valve euphonium

  • @phil656565 haha yerr my music teacher says the same this dude realy needs to get a life

  • You are almost completely wrong. You breath with your mouth, and when you do, don't release slowly. Your air should expand your stomach, as you said, but release quickly.

  • @zemoris1

    That 4th valve is a trigger.

  • @31BlackBoy I absolutely agree. My warm up is a little different though. I start out on the mouthpiece, After making siren sounds on my mouthpiece for about half a minute, I do some very loud low notes. You should never play high notes right as you pick up your instrument, i say this because when you just pick up your instrument, when you play high notes your using your lips and not your air. I was taught by someone very very talented at trumpet. And btw if you were wondering, i play euphonium!

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