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Billy B
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 Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2022 12:27 pm Post subject: Re: BW trumpet |
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| fleming wrote: | Assuming Jack Sutte is your teacher? Perhaps a deeper conversation with him is in order. He’s a smart guy, wonderful player, and it would be hard to find a better resource when it comes to learning to play the trumpet.
Looking for answers via this blog is not a great idea.
If you need more guidance, there are many, many excellent players and teachers in your neck of the woods.
Sadly, a number of very accomplished teachers and performers have decided to stop posting to this blog. |
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JazzFluegel
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Try buying this instruction book:
www.marcinkiewicz.com/the-buzz-zone
Do what it says. Worked for me.
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Rod Haney
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Have you looked at where you place you trumpet to your lips, up/down,right/left? Bobby Shew advised me to look into this and find comfort and efeciency. I found I had not enough bottom lip involved and too much top. I found some nice improvement when I found ‘my’ alignment.
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