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chuck in ny
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 Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 2:25 pm Post subject: playing etudes |
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i am working through hering's 40 and repeating an etude multiple times to develop endurance.
it's fun, and it's working, with more work possible as things progress. it is a really nice study on the cornet.
is this an unbalanced approach and things better taken in smaller doses, i am hoping not as it feels very good to do it, and it is developing musicianship. |
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Dayton
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| And if you want an additional challenge you can transpose the etudes as you repeat them: First time in Bb, second time in C, third time in A, etc. |
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musicman0097
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+1 To Dayton's post. I have the Hering Etudes and have been going through them. As well as the trumpet stars etudes. I like to use those to help with the transposition.
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Matthew
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