Throat

Clarinet throat tension

Clarinet throat tension
  1. Why does my throat hurt when I play clarinet?
  2. Can you get a sore throat from playing the clarinet?

Why does my throat hurt when I play clarinet?

Yes, tounging with your throat may be the cause or perhaps your neck and shoulder are too tense when you are playing. This tension may cause a pain in your throat. Correcting some minor technique flaws usually cures uncomfortability on the horn.

Can you get a sore throat from playing the clarinet?

For years, scientists have noticed that people who play wind instruments seem to be at greater risk of chronic sore throats and airway inflammation. Some research suggested that saliva and microorganisms might build up in the mouthpieces, then get blown deeper into the instruments.

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