 You are invited to my SHORT summer recital! St. Luke's Lutheran Church Friday, August 26, 2016 at 4 pm. 1) Adriana Gheresus, piano Merrily we Roll Along....traditional Driving the G Clef.........Faber 2) Tessa Boersma, clarinet Passepied from Two Duets.... Georg FriedrichHandel Rondo..................................Keith Snell 3) Kayla Rehwoldt, piano Gavotte and Variation...........Handel 4) Stephanie Gates, clarinet The Bells.............................Keith Snell Humoreske......................... Anton Dvorak Duet and accompaniments by Karen Yonkers, instructor 
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These tips are short, so here's three for the price of one!
G is for open G, one of our first notes! H is for HAIRLINE: remember only a hairline of the mouthpiece to be seen above the reed as you look at the reed side. I is for INSTRUCTIONS: always listen carefully to instructions from your teacher. Another fun clarinet youtube. Talk about extremes! E is for EMBOUCHURE! This fancy French word refers to the way you hold your mouth around the mouthpiece: 1) lower lip over bottom teeth 2) firm corners of mouth 3) chin stretched downward 4) top of mouthpiece directly on upper teeth 5) think: “whee!” then “too!”, seal mouth/lips around mouthpiece.   Be sure to keep chin flat. DO NOT puff your cheeks. Note the angle of clarinet and amount of mouthpiece in mouth as well. Questions? Ask away!
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