I'm very confused. I'm a music student, and I've been looking around to find good warm ups and technique tips. During my research, I found a video where Christian Lindberg says don't buzz, and actually goes on to say that buzzing can harm your tone. This video says to include buzzing in a warm up. Should I buzz or not?
As Mr. Alessi says, you need to have two different settings, one for playing and one for buzzing. When buzzing the aperture is closed a little more when compared to your playing setting. Buzzing can be very therapeutic if done correctly. "Never say never!" You might want to check out www.alessimusicstudios.com
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This video is similar to mine on practicing scales in all sorts of ways and intervals!: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_qa9dygbgpE.html
Yuuko Yoshikawa sounds like this is a time that you need to accommodate to the world, not that the world (or even Joe Alessi) needs to accommodate to you.
