Classical Embouchures

[jbtsax]

Left to right: Paul Brodie, Larry Teal




Left to right: Fred Hemke, Vincent Abato



Left to right: Jean-Marie Londeaux, Otis Murphy, Jean-Ives Formeau



Left to right: James Houlik, Harvey Pittel




Left to right: Claude Delangle, Donald Sinta, Arno Bornkamp



Kenneth Tse



Sigurd Rascher



Eugene Rousseau

 

[Jamesmac]

jbtsax Thanks for posting.

Tom see Harvey Pittel, that is what i was trying to explain in the other post. ie. top lip against the top teeth, notice the chin. no bunching.

 

[jbtsax]

jbtsax Thanks for posting.

Tom see Harvey Pittel, that is what i was trying to explain in the other post. ie. top lip against the top teeth, notice the chin. no bunching.

Of all the players, his embouchure most closely resembles that of a clarinet embouchure. See how the corners turn up. All of the others have the corners turned down more or less. I have added a few more photos to the post that I missed before.

 

[Koen88]

jbtsax Thanks for posting.

Tom see Harvey Pittel, that is what i was trying to explain in the other post. ie. top lip against the top teeth, notice the chin. no bunching.

that's what I was taught also, I had a bit difficulty with this because I transferred from clarinet to sax (I had to play one year clarinet first...) So I my teacher said I could practice it with an empty beer bottle, if you "whistle" on a bottle like a panflute and you should have the correct embouchure for sax...

 

[TomMapfumo]

I was taught by my North European Jazz mate: http://photo-jelenski.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/05_JanG.jpg

 

[trimmy]

I was taught by my North European Jazz mate: http://photo-jelenski.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/05_JanG.jpg

The Joker ! ;}
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-BwSNowDSG...kqz60BP7Y/s1600/Jack-Nicholson-as-Joker_2.jpg

 

[dubrosa22]

I was taught by my North European Jazz mate: http://photo-jelenski.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/05_JanG.jpg

He looks happy with his Berg! 😀