Tommy Ng
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Hi
This may sound a bit weird but it happens to me. I used to practise for one hour in one session but recently i do two hours in one go (after i bought an e-sax). Two hours of continuous practise might be too long for my "lower lip". It is sore when i practise the next day and unable to proceed. I notice that there is a line of tooth marks on my lower lip, only feel sore when i bite the same location (unfortunately i have to bite the same location when i practise).
I tried not to bite the mouthpiece but the intonation was completely out.
Wonder if anyone here has the same experience?
Have i applied too much pressure on the mouthpiece? (or my teeth are too sharp
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This may sound a bit weird but it happens to me. I used to practise for one hour in one session but recently i do two hours in one go (after i bought an e-sax). Two hours of continuous practise might be too long for my "lower lip". It is sore when i practise the next day and unable to proceed. I notice that there is a line of tooth marks on my lower lip, only feel sore when i bite the same location (unfortunately i have to bite the same location when i practise).
I tried not to bite the mouthpiece but the intonation was completely out.
Wonder if anyone here has the same experience?
Have i applied too much pressure on the mouthpiece? (or my teeth are too sharp

