really need help guyz...
16:52 on Monday, November 28, 2005
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(Charles)
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Hey ppl, my name`s charles. i`m a junior in high school who`s in the marching band. i played the alto saxophone, a reed instrument, but the trumpet is something i`d really like to learn, and i`m aspiring to learn it well enough to march my senior year, it seems that i`m making absolutly little to NO progress at all, and i was wondering if anyone could throw some tips my way that might help a woodwind-at-heart like me to become a stong brass player. thanks!
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Re: really need help guyz...
17:04 on Monday, November 28, 2005
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Re: really need help guyz...
19:36 on Tuesday, November 29, 2005
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(Joe)
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You want to make the transition that fast, I`d get a real good, working at the trade, trumpet teacher. I recommend him to correct any bad habits you may fall into. You`re going to need the guidance. I`m a comeback player. Been thru four teachers in the last five years looking for that something that I was missing, but just didn`t know what it was. Found this old pro last year. He`s got me doing nothing but flexibility exercises. No songs. No scales. Flexibility. For the past whole year. And it`s done me a world of good. And did I mention the other magic word? Patience.
Good luck and stick with it.
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Re: really need help guyz...
21:18 on Thursday, December 1, 2005
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(KSTrumpet)
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another thing that will be really hard to transfer is the tounging. If I`m not mistaken sax players tounge with more of the back of their tounge with a "k" tounge. As a brass player, you want to do more of a "t" tounge with the front of your tounge.
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Re: really need help guyz...
05:55 on Monday, December 12, 2005
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(unknown)
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If u have master those things mention above. I suggest that u get a suitable tunner. Practice note-by-note by getting the correct sound. I hope that will help u a little. Take notice of ur embochure and air flow. Gud Luck
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