Armenian duduk lessons #08. Lips position

[@KarunaDuduk]

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[@EdmondoRomano]

Thank you so much for the clear and in-depth lesson. Really very helpful. Excellent

[@alimemari1646]

Watching these lessons I feel like I'm in the "Gold Side" of the KZbin.. Thanks for sharing..

[@kaliztan870]

Amazing teaching. You are gifted ❤❤ bravo !

[@martin5780ify]

Merci pour vos partages. Cela m’aide énormément. Dieu vous bénisse

[@Herschli]

Dear Karuna - thank you very, very much for your wonderful lessons! Besides all your important and helpful advices I really appreciate that you don’t rush through all your thoughts on how to learn playing the Duduk, but take your time. That’s kinda rare in nowadays‘ world. Great! ***Benno.

[@riccardoantolinipil]

thanks so much for this! I've just started with the duduk and this helps a lot!

[@myNoiseDotNet]

Wow! I learned something so important about the flat v/s correct (frog) mouth position! Thanks so much!

[@BG-ct7ny]

Fantastic instructions mate!!!

[@Janumangarcia]

THANKS so much for the lessons! You are helping me a lot!!

[@waxwingvain]

very useful, thanks for these videos, I'm really learning!

[@PeterJaquesMusic]

Thank you so much for these lessons! That was a great explanation of embouchure & breathing. As a clarinet player, I had fallen into the trap you describe of not inflating my cheeks. A question: I have been supporting my lower lip with my teeth (like on clarinet). It looks like you don't, right? Your lips are "free", without support from the teeth?

[@KarunaDuduk]

lips are free, yes. no teeth at work

[@MrRiguepeu]

Great. Thanks

[@patrickbateman3146]

Do you recommend keeping the tip of the duduk between the teeth with the jaw open? Or out past the teeth?

[@patrickbateman3146]

Oh never mind. I saw another comment about the teeth. No teeth

[@KarunaDuduk]

out before teeth