Trumpet range building exercise and embouchure tips for range
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- Опубліковано 6 гру 2019
- In this video, I go over a trumpet range building exercise (originally written by Bill Adam and based off of ascending and descending major scales), how I approach practicing it, and the importance of jaw position. I also discuss how the jaw position will affect airflow and may increase your range or at least make it "easier".
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My "Lead" trumpet mouthpiece used in this video.
Yamaha Bobby Shew lead trumpet mouthpiece;
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Love to see a humble player who doesnt pretend to be a trumpet God, and actually shares info to help other players.
SHIT I JUST SEARCHED TRUMPET RANGE EXERCISE AND I CLICKED ON THIS WITHOUT REALIZING IT WAS MY TRUMPET TEACHER HI JEFF
I found that if you start to blow air like your going to play 1-2 beats early and then Start the buzz a 1/16-1/8 before beat 1 you can get a near perfect timing on the attack
The comment about reseting and have 2 embouchures really resonated with me, I am self taught and as a way of compensating for my underdeveloped embouchure I picked up the bad habit of changing it for higher or lower notes. It helped at the beginning but really messed me up after a while. I decided to try to change to a consistent embouchure and it seems to help quite a lot, though I still have not gotten back to my original range using the 2 embouchures, still the notes I do have are more consistent and brigher than ever. Your tips have proven to be invaluable and I really appreciate it! Still, the trumpet is truely an unforgiving instrument and your content as helped quite alot with my journey to improve.
i hit my first triple C yippee!
I play trumpet but dang that's some beautiful playing
i can play a high G as a late 7th grader… i’m first chair and 1st trumpet part, but i’m in jazz and for 8th grade, i need a higher range. put despite how hard i try to play up more notes it is either a half an octave lower or just doesn’t come out.. any suggestions. also when i play really high notes my throat sometimes makes like a sound as if i’m trying to clear my throat but i’m not.. any suggestions?
im in 9th grade and ive been capped at a d above the staf but my true range is really up to a g above the staff (i can go higher but its really 50 50 on demand but in the moment i could hit it) ill try these to see if they work and ill update yall
thanks to this, i’m now able to hit a high g
Very helpful advice. Really helps to build my upper range. Thanks a lot.
I also go back and forth between the same two mouthpieces. Both are great. The Lead, I use if 90% of the notes are above E. It definitely helps with hitting high notes more comfortably. They're also closer together so I find I slip higher than I should sometimes (just gotta work on my ear for those notes).
i’m so happy i found your channel. i’m about to binge your videos now 🥰
Really helpful to me... Thank you sir🎺🎺
Thanks!!!
thank you very much!!
thank you verymuch and very goodin the introduction, I will try to do more.
These range builders are fantastic- thank you!
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Hi Jeff
Hi Jeff, digging your channel. I hope all is well with you!