More Buzzing Exercises, Lip Vibrato, and Tuning
Additional segments of this interview coming in September and October:
• Timing and Sequence of Events for a Breath
• Tongue-Controlled Embouchure and Support
• On Ideal Vibrato Speed
• On Creating an Open and Supportive Atmosphere
I am grateful for the information and inspirations I have received from Keith over the past 15 or so years, and I am delighted to share this video interview with Keith filmed on August 18, 2007 at Ghost Ranch, NM.
I invite you to subscribe to this blog to be the first to see future interview segments.
Thanks, Keith, for answering my questions, for this interview and throughout the years!
Happy Buzzing!
Catherine
Breathing, music performance and pedagogy, creativity, the flute and flute-playing.
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