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Maintaining consistent air pressure using abdominal and intercostal muscles, essential for tone control and volume.

Planning breaths in accordance with the musical phrases, ensuring that the breath does not interrupt the flow of the music.

A technique that focuses on expanding the ribcage and back muscles to maximize lung capacity, beneficial in increasing the volume and control of the air stream.

Focusing on minimizing tension in the body when taking breaths to prevent a constricted airflow, resulting in a more natural and resonant sound.

Maintaining a reserve of air and using it efficiently to avoid running out of breath before the end of a phrase or passage.

A technique that allows for continuous air flow while playing by breathing in through the nose while simultaneously pushing air out through the mouth using the cheeks.

The ability to regulate airflow and breathing when playing, allowing for dynamic variations and better phrase shaping.

Breathing technique used to prepare the entry of a note with a clean and clear start, involving controlling the flow of air before the note begins.

A technique where breath is taken deep into the belly, expanding the diaphragm. This provides a large, steady air supply for playing.