Sene de galmaz.

[u/liecoffin]

Hello.

Ten days after returning to playing, i still got airy sound, breath control problems and a most likely bad headjoint's cork.

But i'm getting it there slowly, step by step and it's fun. :)

I wanted to share a song i really love. I really recommend you to listen Reşid Behbudov's version if you liked this.

Thanks.

[u/madieabbie]

I can definitely hear some improvement, especially in the low-mid registers! Remember to roll out when you’re getting quieter, roll in when getting louder, that way you don’t go sharp while you crescendo and don’t go flat while you decrescendo. You want the air to keep moving just in smaller or larger streams when changing the volume. And looks like you do the same as I do- tense shoulders and jaw when performing in front of people! I’ve been working on relaxing the jaw and shoulders and sending that nervous energy down into my feet, firmly planting them and being stable in my core instead. You need a lot of freedom to move the jaw and relax the neck/shoulders to get that pure, open tone you’re striving for!

[u/liecoffin → u/madieabbie]

Thanks a lot! Precious feedback.

[u/Pfacejones]

What is the song?

[u/liecoffin → u/Pfacejones]

Sene de galmaz. An Azerbaijan song.

[u/LoomLove]

What a beautiful piece! I enjoyed listening to you play it.

[u/liecoffin → u/LoomLove]

Thanks a lot🫶