Converse of subject

• play: A real trumpet is actually played by an artificial embouchure, the visitor controls air pressure and the valves and hears the results.

Converse of object

• have: It has quite a solid rim which is OK if you have an adaptive embouchure and very good for upper register playing.

• require: Those which are higher require a particularly good embouchure.

• use: She'd been trying to learn the horn using an oboe embouchure.

Adjective modifier

• artificial: A real trumpet is actually played by an artificial embouchure, the visitor controls air pressure and the valves and hears the results.

• double: In ' the trade ' this is known as a double embouchure - where the lips cover both the top and bottom teeth.

Modifies a noun

• problem: Someone has an embouchure problem: " I can't stop leaking around the reed.