A breath very wet

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A breath very wet

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Hi !
I'm a beginner on low D.
I've a breath very wet. The condensation in the mouth piece block and disturb my play.
Have you some advices or solutions for me.
I'm french and my english is not good.
Thank's for advance

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What is the brand name of the whistle that you have?
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The first solution that comes to mind (and this yeild positive results with most whistles) is to warm up the whistle before you play it. I usually hold my whistle in both fists to cover as much of it as possible (one of my hands covering the window to keep from making unpleasant noises) and blow warm air into the windway.
The next solution that comes to mind (another very common one) is to apply a bit of a detergent and water solution to the windway and let it dry there (don't rinse it out).
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Post by Pascal CHRISTOPHE »

I've Jean-pierre LEMEUR Low D
Thank's for all your advices !

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Post by fearfaoin »

Here's another thread on the same subject, with some more advice.

http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php?t=36673
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Don't worry about your english. There are some Brits that say Americans need lessons in english. :)
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Post by brewerpaul »

Good advice here so far. Let me add this-- don't eat or drink anything shortly before playing. That will get your saliva flowing.
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Tommy wrote:Don't worry about your english. There are some Brits that say Americans need lessons in english. :)
Are you kidding, I'm an American that says Americans need lessons in english. :D :twisted: :D
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et puis ici, il y a des français aussi ! :lol:
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