How to pronounce“mouthpieces”in English

play with their professional mouthpieces and their professional tonal imagery on it, they sound pretty good.

So MPCS means mouthpieces, clarinet mouthpieces.

we all got gloves we got mouthpieces we'll just go to the park still get paid yeah and so folks were kind of like i don't know

I have a way of putting three regular sized saxophone mouthpieces in a row, open my mouth wide, take a deep breath, and blow.

tour in 2008 um so those cultural icons those mouthpieces are just shifting

Not to mention having to develop an embouchure that can accommodate three mouthpieces at once.

underdog the typical person against the celebrity now celebrities have their highly paid legal mouthpieces they have their publicist

that used to be the beacon of freedom are now using as mouthpieces.

Did they use plastic in those days, or-- Most of the mouthpieces of the time are made of wood.

made up for him, he makes these truly mystical mouthpieces so that you feel like you're not actually playing on a physical thing.

and with feelings, and who are complex and full of contradictions, you don't want them to turn into mouthpieces for you

Those saxophones that they used in the very late 1800s, what were the mouthpieces made out of?

And actually on the album you can hear, I'm hitting this note and the horns is trying to squeeze their-- breathe their mouthpieces and do all this, and try and get it.