The Lips (3rd method of Compression) 1:16:38 The Tongue (2nd Method of Compression) 59:03 Breathing (1st Method of Compression) 20:42
Application to the Horn (Air Compression on the Trumpet) Betsy has no gap! No wonder I slide all over the place… Later comment- I checked my gap using a paperclip. It doesn’t change, WE change!! We are the ones that mess things up, the sooner we admit this and stop blaming our equipment, the sooner we can start to REALLY learn to play some trumpet:) Stop blaming the mouthpiece when you aren’t playing well! The piece is like a rock. But why settle for ketchup when there are so many other sauces to try? You might find a sauce you like much better! The message here is- don’t settle for what works for most people, find what works best for you. At a basic level they can satisfy, like ketchup can satisfy the craving for sauce on your cheeseburger. One Last Thought- There are certain pieces that tend to work well or OK for many people because they are the “middle of the road” option (7C…). Jk just seeing if your paying attention ) After a week, decide which one to buy, and steal the other one. Try smaller and smaller versions of these two mouthpieces until you bottom out. Dwindle your selection down by process of elimination until you only have two pieces remaining. Play many different musics on each of the remaining pieces.
Ask to take out and try as many as possible.
ADVANCED LIP FLEXIBILITIES FOR TRUMPET PDF HOW TO
How to Find the Perfect Mouthpiece for You- Go to a music store, a big music store with lots of mouthpieces. There is no perfect piece out there that everyone needs to buy, there is only a mouthpiece that works best for you. This is why we have different mouthpieces. There is no Holy Grail Super de Duper Ultra Shallow Killer XRP Turbo Mouthpiece that will instantly give anyone the high notes of Arturo Sandoval, and the volume of Cat Anderson. Let Me Be Clear- There is no magic mouthpiece. How to Find the Perfect Mouthpiece 44:55
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