Oboe blowing breathing adjustment

Respiratory when playing the oboe is not exactly what people usually breathe in life.Usually we always use the nose to breathe, and when blowing tube music, we mainly use the mouth to breathe, because the nasal cavity is not as good as the mouth can absorb enough air in a short period of time.
The mouth shape of playing an oboe whistle instrument involves lip muscles related to people acting like a whistle, sucking a soda straw or controlling the whistle.We are no longer here  Living in the era of pipes (bagpipe), Kron (Crumhorn) and early Shawn pipe (Shawn).The whistle at that time was mounted in a box, so it was impossible for the lips to make direct contact with the whistle.Today's musicians understand that controlling the whistle with their lips can produce a more rounded and expressive sound; with direct control, it is more likely to go directly  Control the changes in pitch, tone, and strength.
The oboe is different from the whistle used for the oboe.The former is no mouth that can be used as a resonant cavity, so we must achieve resonance from the whistle by other methods, so it is very important to open the chin to form a resonant cavity in the mouth (this experience is like a big saliva in the mouth).When the breath comes out of the throat, not directly into the whistle, but to the upper soft palate, to the nose, or even to the forehead.Teach students to feel like making an "oh" sound in their chin and realize how to put their chin in a very comfortable open state.