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I also noticed something similar on a July 4th concert when we played the
1812. I had earplugs in because the cannons were right behind us and while I
played with them it was very odd but somehow I could hear things I never heard
before like the sound of my tounge articulating and such.
Anyways I was wondering if anyone else had similar experiences, ideas, or
thoughts to this.
Thanks!
-William
Most likely the sound of your articulation and embouchure are always present, just
covered up by sound from the outside. With earplugs blocking much of the sound through
the air, you can hear whatever is resonating in your head. I sometimes use earplugs
because our orchestra rehearses in a rather small room, and always use them when we
sit in front of the percussion during "Fanfare for the Common Man". I think Kendall
Betts had a few words about this a while back ...
Bill
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