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A game for this weekend:

This is the game we’ll play in three steps:

  1. Listen to the sounds around you. Listen to the tones. Listen to the other sounds.
  2. When you have the sounds around you in your mind, add a tone to them on your instrument. Don’t worry about playing too much, or too little. Breathe and listen.
  3. Let the tone emerge and unfold in a long and comfortable exhalation.

    If you’re playing a pitch pipe:

    • Just blow into one of the mouthpieces and listen to the sound, the pipe will take care of the rest
    • Listen to the way the tone changes with the pressure of your breath. Listen to how your tones combine with others.

    If you’ve brought your own instrument:

    • Try to match the volume and character of the pitch pipes as best as you can
    • Play from the concert pitch notes E, B, G, A, D in any comfortable register.

    If you’ve brought your own instrument and “concert pitch” is nonsense:

    • Just play along with your neighbors, and try to do your best pitch pipe impression.
    • Favor slow gestures – just a couple different notes can go a long way. :-)

    Above all: don’t worry too much about it and listen to the sounds that happen in the space.