embocadura 66
embouchure . 1. f. action and effect of pocketed (? on the one hand close). 2. f. entry (? space where you go). 3. f. grout (? of a wind instrument). 4. f. bite (? the brake). 5. f. taste, taste of a wine. This wine has good mouthpiece 6. f. spot where ships can enter rivers that empty into the sea. 7. f. In theatres, framework by which hole is the stage when the curtain rises, and that it can be double. The second CCF is usually adjustable amplitude. 8. f. Col. , Ec. y Hond. Talent or natural disposition of someone for specific activity. have someone good mouthpiece .. 1. loc. verb. Play with smoothness, without that will be perceived the blowing any wind instrument. 2. loc. verb. Said of a horse: be soft mouth. take the embouchure . 1. loc. verb. Start to play a wind instrument with softness and tuning. 2. loc. verb. Colloq. Overcoming early difficulties in learning or in the implementation of something.