Embouchure
Pronunciation: /ˈɛmˈbaʊtʃˈjuɹ/
Embouchure (noun)
- The way a musician places the mouth on an instrument’s mouthpiece to control sound.
- The set of lip, jaw, and facial muscle positions used to produce a desired tone.
Examples
- The embouchure sets the mouth position for clear notes.
- Your embouchure helps you keep the mouth position steady.