Hi all!
I had some time today, so I decided to make a quick video using Christian Lindberg's warm-up that he posted on youtube while he was in quarantine in Thailand -
I've found this warm-up and the concepts behind it to be really useful over the last couple of years. It's simple, but quite revealing.
For this video that I made I decided to go with 7 different mouthpieces while using Christian's warm-up, one for each position, and follow that up with Lindberg's own 4CL piece and some thoughts along the way. I found it to be super interesting in the minute details from piece to piece, and also in my own playing, as I went through this exercise. All the playing was done with the same intent and musical thought, trying to equalize the effort and isolate what the mouthpiece itself changed.
Hope it's at least a little interesting!
Also - for those interested, here's the line-up - timings so you can jump around can be found in the in the info and the pinned comment on the video.
0:54 Long Island Brass 550E
2:05 Long Island Brass Sasha Romero
3:15 Doug Elliot XT 104, G*, G8
4:28 Parke Frieman 1000-680-1 with a custom Bach 4G replica rim
5:44 Hammond Steve Witser
6:52 Laskey Alessi 60SYMPH
8:01 Griego Alessi 1D
9:02 Lindberg's own CL4
10:03 CL4 with resistance
10:46 CL4 in 7th
11:41 and finally, the LI Brass 550E for one final comparison
Mouthpiece Comparison on the Lindberg Warmup
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Mouthpiece Comparison on the Lindberg Warmup
William Lang
Interim Instructor, the University of Oklahoma
Faculty, Manhattan School of Music
Faculty, the Longy School of Music
Artist, Long Island Brass and Stephens Horns
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www.williamlang.org
Interim Instructor, the University of Oklahoma
Faculty, Manhattan School of Music
Faculty, the Longy School of Music
Artist, Long Island Brass and Stephens Horns
founding member of loadbang
www.williamlang.org