Who in their right mind would ever buy a horn from China!?? It's junk and just cheap ripoffs.

@@IAMBENNYBLANCO. life is too short!

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Tbem gostaria de saber o nome da música e do compositor(a).

yes but for obvious reasons it's not common for that to be the case

It SHOULD be foreign to you, its nonsense. It's just something trumpet players hear and then repeat. They have no idea what the air speed is. The tongue movements are related to embouchure effort. And the lips control the pitch. THATS WHY THE LIPS ARE CHANGING DUDE! THEY ARE CONTROLING THE PITCH!!

@@darryljones9208 yes the lips does control the pitch, but to what extent does the tongue affect the pitch?

@@da11king, the tongue has no direct effect on pitch.

I'm a clarinetist, but how can your reeds last that long? After a few days to about two weeks, mine are already really bad and don't respond well anymore at all. I store them in a proper reed holder everyday after practicing. My teacher also says that that's normal and I should change reeds every two weeks, but why do other people's reeds last for an eternity and mine and my teacher's don't? Thanks in advance!

@@lelafritzer2955 Hi Lela, Clarinetist’s get bad info, same as truck drivers or any other field. My sax instructor at University level was a master clarinetist. Dr Jacobs explained you start with one whole size harder than the reed size you’re using. Keep the center untouched. Hold up into the light and shave your sides equal to each other- with the center strong (darker color in the light) Toward center tip, sand against grain toward the tip. Leave tip untouched-sanding on angle toward tip. When sides are lighter color with middle of reed stronger (darker) with tip of reed virtually un-sanded, now put on the mpc. Your reed should blow your socks off. Far too many teachers don’t teach like Dr Jacobs. My University receptionist told me, he passed away. Such a great loss, but he lives in my head. I still do the process of preparing my reeds precisely as he told me all those years ago. Your name is very pleasant, beautiful. Lela, the reason reeds won’t hold up- you’re starting with a weak read in first place. Purpose of the center dark color, you want sides to be weaker but center (heart- stronger)...it is the sounding part of the reed. Try Dr Jacobs method of preparing your reeds. People waste a lot of money on reeds needlessly. I even have a reed tool kit. Oboe musicians have to sand a V away from the tip. Their reeds are even lighter than clarinet reeds. Reeds are a big issue but people don’t have to waste money on them, the musician must prepare them. I prepare every reed. I buy aged cane. 30-50 year old reeds. I buy online boxes which look like they have set around for all those years. Reeds inside are a treasure. They’re new, unplayed. But a masterpiece in the hands of someone like you!

The trigger changes the airflow to the f attachment thus changing the key of the instrument