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BrassClass
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If so, please email me.
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_dcstep
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This isn't exactly what you're looking for, but it's got some elements you'll like;
http://www.berttruax.com/Lessons.htm
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mcstock
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First, let me be clear, I studied with Bert for years and he was a hugh influence in getting my playing back on track. Currently I'm studying with Karl Sievers at OU (only one lesson with Mr. Adam so far.) Also Bert did study with Mr. Adam for a year or so before going to Curtis and there is some of Mr. Adam's influence in his teaching (more apparent in person than on the DVD).
However, as the DVD is mostly devoted to his approach to the Stamp routines and how to buzz the mouthpiece correctly, I can't recommend it as a substitute for the Adam videos. There's just nothing like watching Mr. Adam work with individual students and then explain the "whys" afterward to the interviewer.
Again, no disrespect to Bert or his DVD, for people wanting to learn about Stamp who don't have access to a qualified teacher it's a great help. (Much better than the books that have come out about how to play the Stamp exercises. IMHO). But it simply isn't directly related to Adam to be considered an alternative to the videos.
Best wishes,
Matt
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