10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SINGLE TONGUING»
Discover the use of
single tonguing in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
single tonguing and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Flute Book: A Complete Guide for Students and Performers
Most commonly, single-tonguing consists of initiating a tone with a T sound,
either TE, TU, TA, or even TI. It is done, quite simply, by pulling the tongue away
from the back of the teeth, just at the point where the tip of the tongue touches the
roof ...
2
The Simple Flute: From A to Z
Single. Tonguing. In single tonguing, we must make sure that all the notes have
the same quality as the attack. Try to avoid holes between notes, and even
though they are staccato, think of the continuity of the sound. Practice Scale
Game no.
3
The Art of Trombone Playing
As illustrated below, the writer recommends that a single tonguing speed be
maintained to a metronome tempo of approximately 138 (with four sixteenth
notes to the beat), and that double tonguing the same figure can begin at
approximately ...
4
Performance Practice: A Dictionary-guide for Musicians
7l-85), pointed to a variety of gradations in single tonguing: Just as there are
several shades between black and white, you should find several degrees of
tongue-stroke between the roughest and the mildest. Thus f; and di can be
expressed in ...
Roland John Jackson, 2005
5
Practical Hints on Playing the Tuba
60-120. The Bb scale is used for these exercises. However, these patterns
should be played in all keys throughout your range. Invent your own patterns
using varying dynamics and tempos. MULTIPLE-TONCUING Single-tonguing is
used for ...
The other reason to practice your single tonguing is that the faster and more
efficiently you're able to do the basic tonguing, the better your multiple tonguing
will be. You can work on increasing tonguing speed by practicing wind patterns.
7
The Essential Tin Whistle Toolbox
SINGLE TONGUING AND MULTIPLE TONGUING The tonguing techniques we
have looked at so far fall into the category of single tonguing. In single tonguing,
one repeatedly uses only one tongue action, represented by a single consonant
...
Grey Larsen, Yates, Richard, 2011
8
Buddy Baker Tenor Trombone Method
... mirror with your mouth open and your head back slightly so you can see how
the tip of your tongue moves as you pronounce the various tonguing syllables
mentioned above. Only the very front tip of your tongue moves (for single
tonguing).
9
The Clarinet and Clarinet Playing
Players of the reed instruments (oboe, clarinet, bassoon, and saxophone) have
had to use single tonguing at all tempos, whether fast or slow. Only brass players
and flutists have been able to use multiple tonguing when the tempo becomes ...
10
The "Thirty Caprices" of Sigfrid Karg-Elert: A Comprehensive ...
Chia-Fen Tsai. Single-Tonguing Single-tonguing is the most common form of
articulation; nevertheless, its execution is governed by several conventions. The
most common ways to indicate single-tonguing are those starting with T sound;
Ta, ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SINGLE TONGUING»
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single tonguing is used in the context of the following news items.
Freddie Hubbard: Theme for Kareem
... but also using all his devices double time, single tonguing certain notes, just at the right moment, with great taste and to great effect. Freddie s extended solo ... «Jazz.com, Apr 08»
