Similar words: touch up, touch upon, debouch, brochure, luxembourg, churn, churl, church. Meaning: [‚ɒmbʊ'ʃʊə] 
n. the aperture of a wind instrument into which the player blows directly.
n. the aperture of a wind instrument into which the player blows directly. 
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1, Do not change your embouchure or anything.
2, Depending on your desire to play with this embouchure , you will experience difficulty in playing throat F, and high C.
3, DO NOT bevel the blown edge of the embouchure hole - leave it clean and sharp.
4, The cheeks are brought back to their normal embouchure position.
5, Daily Embouchure Drills COLLINS trumpet. french sheet music has pencil writing, loose page,[http://sentencedict.com/embouchure.html] and general wear.
6, Very important, you do not have to change your embouchure to single lip in order to play in the jazz style. And you simply just continue to do your regular so-called Classical training.
7, But this simple exercise, stood me in good steps throughout my life. Because I never had a problem with my embouchure, and I could play most flutes that I every owned very well.
8, Reeds themselves are a basic issue and take a while before you and your embouchure know what you are doing.
9, If the tongue is tense, that tension will carry over into the embouchure (and vice versa), interfering with vibration of the reed and frustrating the player.
10, Response is certainly as important as tuning and it means how an instrument responds to your embouchure , mouthpiece and how you have learned to play over a long period of time.
11, Many experienced players maintain that the only way to get really good tone is to use a tongue blocking embouchure , rather than puckering to get single notes.
12, These will help you to progress improve technic, tone and of course embouchure , if done dilligently.