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  Mculbert07 said:
One of our Bari players was trying (unsuccessfully) to diddle tongue once during a parade, cut his tongue and he didn't notice, tried to empty out his spit valve and the spit was completely red. He hasn't tried any kind of multiple tonguing since then.

Dang that sounds painful!

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Haha fortunately, I never could diddle tongue, so I kinda just... didn't. I guess it saved me a bloody tongue.

 

You know what's a lot of fun though... is trying to use really, really odd syllables to tongue. "Guacamole" or "alligator" are two that I remember we used to try.

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  TRtrumpet said:
Well I pretty much have it down on my trumpet, but it doesent seem to work on my alto sax. Any advice?

All 5 Alto's and all 5 of our Tenors can do it in our show. Maybe we are just more music intensive.

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  saxplaya09 said:
I've tried to but it is freakishly hard....nobody I know can do it on the Saxophone.

it is hard...you just have to use "ta ka" like previously said...its much easier on bari however. As for flutter tounging...I always used to do it in high school messing around..hurts if you cut your tongue, but if you do it lightly it wont cut (that much) lol. Just dont do it all the time

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